TUBE FIBER LASER CUTTING MACHINE

We chose MAGICK after struggling with manual measuring and repositioning of square and rectangular steel tubing. Small differences in alignment often meant extra grinding and rework. During the project discussion, the team reviewed our material sizes, wall thicknesses, and expected batch volumes before recommending the configuration. The first setup took some practice, but our operators quickly became comfortable with loading, clamping, and importing drawings. Once the parameters were saved, repeat jobs became much easier to run. The cuts on our carbon-steel and stainless-steel profiles have been clean and consistent, and the technical team has continued to respond whenever we have questions. For our workshop, the machine has made tube production more predictable and easier to schedule.

Our main concern was buying a tube laser cutting machine that could handle both short custom orders and regular production. We did not want a system that was fast on paper but difficult to change over in the workshop. MAGICK asked about our tube lengths, profile shapes, material types, and order mix before finalizing the configuration. During installation, the team helped us check the cutting parameters and showed our operators how to prepare different jobs. The changeover process is now clearer, and the saved programs reduce repeated trial and error. We have seen more consistent hole positions and end cuts on our regular batches, while special orders can still be tested without disrupting the entire workflow. The machine has not removed every production challenge, but it has made them easier to control and discuss with the support team.

We purchased the MAGICK MK-TY tube laser cutting machine for a fabrication line producing frames and support structures. Our main challenge was not only cutting different tube profiles, but also using the material efficiently. With our previous process, long tail remnants were left after cutting, which increased material waste on repeat orders. During configuration, MAGICK reviewed our tube sizes, part lengths, and production sequence with us. In regular production, the MK-TY has helped us achieve a short tail remnant of 80 mm or less. This allows us to use more of each tube and makes material planning easier. The operators needed a short learning period, but the controls became familiar quickly. We also appreciate the clear technical support when testing new profiles or adjusting cutting parameters. The machine has become a reliable part of our daily tube fabrication process.