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Did you ever buy a laser? I work for Prima, so small commercial. The Zaphiro has a great resonator (we build in Massachusetts) and it has a magnetic turbine to greatly reduce maintenance. It has adaptive optics, BUT it is the Frame/Foundation that makes it a rather good laser. The base is a...

take a look at Prima. Very low operating costs if that is a concern. Made simpler than the competition, so it is EASY to maintain. Less mirrors and such than the competition. comes in a 3,4,5 kilowatt model and fiber. But fiber is expensive up front, but if energy is a big concern, you should...

have you considered Prima Power lasers? they offer both CO2 and Fiber. Fast (5,511 IPM), low energy costs (mitz is high), no rack n pinion drives, and open on 3 sides so you can run odd parts and full size sheets without a shuttle table. And, no special foundation needed (save $$$). 2 year...

Good machines to review. With the Amada you may have to put in a very expensive foundation and the others are right, the kVA is quite high which will drive up costs. Bystronics is not bad, just a lot of moving parts to take care of. The easiest to run, low cost of ownership and they have 3...

Teleservice is free, it is an internet connection to the machine/control and we can diagnose many things from the control. The Service Dept has instructions on setting it up and logging in. I would investigate NC Express as soon as you can. It is a software product developed in 1998 by...

Just so you know, I work for Prima, so my answer may be obvious. both are good in the automotive market, they are the leaders. I would say there is 1 Key Feature and we do not even make it. It is the IPG Photonics Fiber Resonator. It is the most SIMPLE (easy to own and operate) resonator on the...