Mazak Optonics laser machines
Mazak Optonics sheet and tube laser machines. Define the working area, laser source, loading automation and replacement assemblies for the material and component geometry.
OPTIPLEX NEO sheet lasers
OPTIPLEX NEO combines a fibre laser with a pallet changer. The range addresses thin-sheet cutting and thicker material. Working size and laser power are selected for the specific configuration rather than the family name alone.
- Fibre-laser technology
- Pallet-changing architecture
- Sheet-metal workpieces
- NEO power configurations
OPTIPLEX HP and EZ sheet lasers
OPTIPLEX HP addresses high-power sheet cutting. Different working areas are listed for thick-material applications. OPTIPLEX EZ is a separate configuration family, so assemblies and cutting parameters require their own checks.
- High-power HP family
- Fibre-laser source
- Separate EZ family
- Working area by configuration
SUPER TURBO-X FIBER table-feed machines
SUPER TURBO-X FIBER uses a table-feed architecture. The manufacturer highlights accessibility and a compact layout. This arrangement differs from flying-optics machines fitted with a pallet changer.
- Fibre-laser source
- Table-feed architecture
- Compact machine layout
- Accessible working area
FG-400 NEO and FG-220 tube lasers
FG machines process long tubes and structural material. Round and square section capacities differ across the range. Loading length depends on equipment options, and FG-400 NEO capacities do not apply to FG-220.
- Tubes and structural material
- Round and square sections
- FG-400 NEO and FG-220
- Optional loading-length packages
FT-150 NEO and FT-250 tube lasers
FT machines address high-speed cutting of long tube material. FT-150 NEO and FT-250 differ in section capacity, loading length and laser power. Selection considers the profile geometry and the material-feeding arrangement.
- Long tube-material processing
- FT-150 NEO family
- FT-250 family
- Model-specific feeding capacity
QUICK CELL and manufacturing-cell automation
QUICK CELL drives the sheet loader and unloader separately. Extensible cells link machines with material storage. The pallet-based COMPACT MANUFACTURING CELL stores worksheets before and after processing.
- Separate loading and unloading
- QUICK CELL automation
- Extensible manufacturing cells
- Pallet-based worksheet storage
Choosing sheet or tube processing
OPTIPLEX and SUPER TURBO-X serve sheet cutting. FG and FT process tubes and structural sections, so sheet working-area dimensions do not describe their capacity. Tube selection compares section geometry, loading length, supports and the feeding arrangement of the specific model.
Source, working area and automation
OPTIPLEX NEO, HP and EZ offer different laser-source and working-area configurations. QUICK CELL automates sheet loading and unloading, while extensible cells combine processing with storage. Equipment scope is established with the production programme and the factory layout.
Cutting-head configuration
When defining replacement assemblies, nozzles, protective windows and optical elements are matched to the specific cutting head. Cooling and process-gas connections are established separately. Laser optical and gas components have different functions from machine-tool spindle assemblies.
Mazak Optonics and model names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used only to identify the equipment for which we source parts. SpareX is not an official dealer, distributor or representative of Mazak Optonics and is not affiliated with the trademark owner. Origin, documents and warranty are stated for each item in the quotation.
