Customer Needs

Due to the current primary methods of secondary processing for structural steel being manual cutting and drilling, large components are mainly produced through plate assembly welding. In the process of welding and processing steel, after the cutting process, assembly is carried out. Therefore, the entire process is characterized by low efficiency, cumbersome manual operations, and poor precision. However, a new technology is coming to solve the problems.

Product Description

As specialized processing equipment for structural steel, this product is suitable for the three-dimensional cutting of various profiles in the steel structure industry (such as H-beams, channel steel, angle steel, and T-beams). It is widely used in the processing industry of steel components, such as various large-span industrial plants and prefabricated buildings in the steel structure industry, engineering machinery, the power industry, the shipbuilding (ship frame) industry, the iron and steel industry, the road and bridge industry, as well as warehousing and heavy equipment.

• Intelligence

In-line dual-station expansion is possible, and front and rear dual-station switching facilitates hoisting and loading of heavy components, reducing waiting times and improving efficiency;

• Flexible Processing

Large components: medium and large steel sections, full-length nesting cutting;

• Design Optimization

Open design, easy for hoisting and clamping;

• Diversified Processing

Flexible processing, switching between multiple varieties and specifications, and can be used for special-shaped parts such as heads and straight bevel cutting of flat plates;

• Flexible Structure

Cantilever structure can be used; it is a special machine for processing small and medium-sized steel, with one side open and easy to operate.

Extended Functions

Industry Application

Intelligent equipment for laser cutting of structural steel is primarily applied in the steel structure industry, demonstrating excellent processing results for I-beams, H-beams, channel steel, and angle steel. It can achieve beveling, cutting, punching, and marking processing for the flange and web of H-beams, and can perform rootless cutting for overwelding holes or locked joints. Automated equipment can be integrated with assembly welding equipment to form an automatic steel processing line, reducing labor and significantly enhancing the efficiency of steel processing.

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