RayCUT-Lite vs standard RayCUT large fibre lasers
- Source-Date (SAST): 2026-06-24
- Dest: both
- Review-after: 2027-08-31
- Status: current
Facts
- RayCUT-Lite is the budget range: cheaper; repeatability about 1 mm deviation per 5 m of distance. Touchscreen integrated system; analog-signal cutting head. Maximum laser power 6 kW. No plan to go wider than 3 m (structure distortion). 12 m length is not a hard limit, but nobody needs longer in practice.
- RayCUT-Lite sizes without table: 1500×3000 LF-1530L; 2500×6000 LF-2560L; 3000×12000 LF-3012L. 2000 W 220 V: LF-1530L/2000, LF-2560L/2000, LF-3012L/2000. 3000 W 380 V: LF-1530L/3000, LF-2560L/3000, LF-3012L/3000. 6000 W 380 V: not available on 1530; LF-2560L/6000, LF-3012L/6000.
- Steel table is manufactured locally; clients are encouraged to make their own (often cheaper). Table-only SKUs: LF-TABLE/1530L, LF-TABLE/2560L, LF-TABLE/3012L. With-table SKUs add a trailing L on the wattage code (e.g. LF-1530L/2000L). 2560 and 3012 tables had not been manufactured yet at this date; estimated price may be high, so prefer the client makes them.
- Standard RayCUT: better accuracy for engineering use; any wattage. Maximum 2 m width and 8 m length so it fits a container. No plan to build standard machines bigger than 2×8 m (container fit, not manufacturing ability). Floor-space ocean freight instead of a container is dramatically more expensive and complex.
- Standard RayCUT uses a standalone Windows PC and a digital (EtherCAT) cutting head. Cutting-head model numbers ending CAT are EtherCAT: more accurate data, faster response, more reliable.
- High-wattage prices change often (usually dropping); give a fresh quote when the client is serious.
- Sales steer: for most clients either range is fine. Big plates are usually for a large decorative or structural piece, not many small parts — Lite accuracy is enough. If plate size is bigger than 2×8 m, use only RayCUT-Lite. Otherwise, if the client can afford it, sell standard RayCUT.
- A standard 1500×3000 machine is enough when the client does not actually need a huge plate; smaller plates are easier to handle.