Just 18 months after purchasing the display machine from the Nukon Lasers UK stand at MACH 2022, Greater Manchester-based AD Laser Cutting Ltd has taken delivery of a second Nukon fibre laser. Whereas AD Laser Cutting’s first fibre laser was a Nukon ECO 315 4kW model, its new machine is from the European laser machine […]

Ever wondered what going on inside the head of your Fibre Laser Cutting Machine? Here’s a brief description of the components and their functions.

Our expert Steve Haddrell compares fibre lasers, Co2, plasma, waterjet and flame cutting options in his latest blog

Investing in a Nukon 2D fibre laser machine from Nukon Lasers UK brings significant vertical integration, product development and sustainable manufacturing benefits to Gripple – a world-leading manufacturer of wire joining, tensioning and suspension systems.

If you work with lasers you may have heard the term “back reflection”, but what exactly does this mean?  

There’s an easy way to discover what makes Unison’s British-built all-electric and hybrid tube bending machines, and Nukon’s fibre lasers, firm favourites among Britain’s subcontractors and manufacturers.

Fibre lasers have become the laser of choice for many metal cutting applications, due to their high beam quality, good efficiency, and low running costs.

Blog by Steve Haddrell. Laser cutting was moved on a long way in recent times. The introduction of high-power fibre lasers has meant increased stresses on cutting heads, fibre optics, etc. To cope with this, laser cutting heads have had to go through a steep development curve. Monitoring of the optics has become increasingly important […]

Cutting metal and other materials precisely is crucial for manufacturing and fabrication. Nukon fibre laser cutting machines provide an efficient and high-quality cutting solution that surpasses traditional Co2 laser cutters. In this blog post, we’ll explore what makes fibre lasers superior and why you should consider using them. What is Fibre Laser Cutting? Nukon’s fibre […]

A common question when talking with customers about laser cutting is “what will my gas usage be for a given material?”
Well to answer that you need to take a couple of variable factors into consideration.