LCUT Plasma CNC Cutting Machine

The LCUT Plasma CNC Cutting Machine is a multi-function cutting system designed for precision cutting in industries such as garment shops, manufacturing, and printing. It supports plasma and oscillating-knife cutting modes for accurate, efficient processing of various materials.

The cutting area is 1600 x 1600 mm. The overall machine footprint is larger than the cutting area; contact the supplier for full machine dimensions and recommended workspace requirements.

Cutting thickness is up to ≤50 mm, though the exact maximum depends on material type and the chosen cutting configuration; thicker-capacity options can be customized.

Typical applicable materials include carton box, paper card, cardboard, KT board, stickers, rubber, EVA, foam and similar sheet materials. Material suitability depends on the selected cutting head (oscillating knife vs. plasma).

Cutting speeds range from 100 to 1400 mm/s. Repeat precision is 0.05 mm, ensuring consistent high-accuracy results for production jobs.

The LCUT uses imported servo motors for driving. Total power is 9 kW, and the vacuum/fan unit is specified as 220 V / 2.2 kW.

The unit supports common CAD/CAM formats such as DXF, HPGL, PLT, etc. Interfaces include USB and Ethernet ports for file transfer and network integration.

The machine is equipped with infrared sensing devices and other built-in safety protections to help ensure a safe operating environment.

The LCUT uses a vacuum partition adsorption system to hold materials flat and secure during cutting, improving accuracy and preventing shifting.

Yes. The machine supports customization to meet specific project or material requirements—contact the manufacturer or dealer to discuss options and lead times.

Yes. The LCUT is offered as a Plasma CNC cutter and/or an Oscillating Knife Cutting Machine depending on configuration; choose the cutting head appropriate for your material and application.

The listed machine weight is approximately 1000 kg. Shipping and installation requirements should account for this weight.

Regular maintenance includes keeping rails and guides clean and lubricated, inspecting/replacing blades or consumables, checking vacuum system and filters, cleaning infrared sensors, and keeping firmware/software up to date. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for best results.

Manufacturers or dealers typically provide installation assistance, operator training, and technical support. Ask your supplier about on-site training, user manuals, and after-sales service packages.