Morgan Rushworth Fibre Laser Compact Tower System
The Morgan Rushworth Compact Tower System allows you to get the maximum throughput from your Fibre Laser cutting machine. This tower stacker enables you to run machines at faster speeds, with continual loading and unloading of sheet material and cut parts, reducing the amount of time between cuts, and maximising the use of the operator’s time.
The Morgan Rushworth Compact Tower System is easily integrated into your production. Handle mirror-finish sheets with ease, as the efficient compact tower system can load and unload sheets with minimal tooling marks, grease or scratches.
Compatible with the Morgan Rushworth XR and Morgan Rushworth XS Fibre Laser Machines.
| Compact Automated Loading and Unloading Tower System | ||
| Max. Sheet Size | mm | 1,500 x 3,000 |
| Min. Sheet Size | mm | 1,000 x 1,000 |
| Max. Sheet Weight (Handling) | kg | 600 |
| Max. Material Stacking Weight (On Pallet) | kg | 3,000 |
| Max. Sheet Thickness | mm | 16 |
| Number of compartments | 2 Units (New Stock and Scrap) | |
| Max. Loading and Unloading Course | mm | 220 (Including Pallet) |
| Loading & Unloading Cycle Time* | seconds | 135 |
| Cycle Time: Starts with taking scrap sheet from transfer table to pull over on a pallet and then take a new sheet from the pallet to the transfer table | ||
Features
- Compatible with the XR & XS Fibre Laser Cutting Machines
- Automatic loading and storage of raw material
- Automatic unloading of parts and scraps
- Allows fully automatic running
- Sits in place of the standard pallet exchange, so no additional footprint taken up for the machine
- Pallet rack for raw material
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