Amada LC 667

An upgrade from the Amada LC 644, the Amada LC 667 has a bigger working range which is important if you handle larger sheet metal parts.

Powered at 3500 watts, the CO2-laser has a priciple of CO2 laser with fixed optic. The LASMAC 667 has a large working range at 1830x1525 millimeters.

Amada was Japan's first manufacturer that created a sheet metal laser cutting machine. The LC series certainly helped them became a staple in CNC machines for the world.

The X/Y Axis positioning speed are each at 24 meters per minute, and can also do simultaneous axis speed as well.

Software for sheet metal developed by Merry Mechanization is very powerful and works very well with the Amada LC667 CNC laser machine.

Machine Specifications

Laser Properties

Laser power: 3500W

Laser principle: Fixed optic

Working range (Y-Axis): 1525 mm

Positioning speed (Y-Axis): 24 m per minute

Laser type: CO2-Laser

Working range (X-Axis): 1830 mm

Positioning speed (X-Axis): 24 m per minute

Cutting speed: 0 - 12 m per minute

Oscillator

Type: AF 3500i-C

Stability: ± 2.00 %

Duty range: 0 ~ 100%

Stability: ± 1.00 %

Laser source: AC HF excited, fast-flowing

Laser wave length: 10.6 µm

Lasergas consumption: 10 L per hour

Beam divergence: < 2 mm x mrad

Controller

Type: FANUC 6M

Display type: Monochrome display

Display size: 9"

Dimensions

Length: 6,325 mm

Height: 2,293 mm

Width: 3,710 mm

Weight: 9,500 kg

Specifications may vary. Manufacturers reserve the right to change the specs at any time without notice.