Dual Core Features: Horizontally-mounted lathe (fits 5500-6500mm long tubes, no sagging); semi-automatic loading (manual feed + auto positioning/unloading, ±0.03mm accuracy).​

Key Specs: Cuts Φ15-500mm round/15×15-500×500mm square tubes; 1500W-20KW laser power; 1.7T weight, 8500×1380×2050mm dimensions.​

Fit: Construction trusses/pipelines; balances small-batch flexibility (manual feed) and precision (auto positioning).

Horizontally-mounted Lathe Ensures Long-Tube Precision: The horizontal layout eliminates sagging in 5500-6500mm long tubes, maintaining consistent coaxiality during cutting—this reduces end-to-end cutting deviation by 35% vs. vertical lathes, especially critical for large-diameter tubes (Φ300-500mm) where misalignment would ruin weld joint fit. The stable lathe structure also pairs with ±0.03mm axis accuracy to ensure uniform cut edges across the entire tube length.​

Semi-automatic Loading Cuts Cost & Boosts Flexibility: Unlike fully automatic systems that require hours of setup for small batches, the semi-automatic design lets operators switch between tube specs (e.g., Φ50mm round to 200×200mm square) in minutes via manual feeding. Meanwhile, auto positioning/unloading slashes manual labor time by 25% and avoids human-induced positioning errors, striking a perfect balance for medium-volume production that mixes small-batch and repeat orders.​

Broad Compatibility Backed by Sturdy Build: The machine’s ability to handle Φ15-500mm round and 15×15-500×500mm square tubes (no frequent fixture changes) meets diverse industry needs. Its 1.7T weight reinforces the horizontally-mounted lathe’s stability during high-power (20KW) thick-walled tube cutting, preventing vibration-induced precision loss. Additionally, the compact 8500×1380×2050mm footprint fits most industrial workshops, making it easier to integrate into existing production lines compared to bulkier fully automatic models.