Sheet Laser Cutting Machine
VIF is a fiber laser cutting machine series in Victory Industry's sheet cutting range, with six named models distinguished by their published Cutting Area. VIF3015 starts at 3000*1500mm; VIF6025 is listed at 6000*2500mm. Between them are VIF4015, VIF4020, VIF6015 and VIF6020. The model names matter because the area belongs to the individual model, while several component and motion entries are shared across the series.
For a sheet cutting purchase, this gives you a concrete first comparison: the size of the sheet you intend to process against the area in the relevant model column. Keep the part drawing alongside that comparison. Sheet size alone does not describe the contours, holes or finished-part requirements that the equipment proposal needs to address.
Choose an individual model below to view its complete technical specification. The series overview shows selected parameters for comparison.
The middle models offer distinct area combinations. VIF4015 is listed at 4000*1500mm and VIF4020 at 4000*2000mm. The longer VIF6015 and VIF6020 entries are 6000*1500mm and 6000*2000mm respectively. A change in one dimension therefore does not imply a change in both. Read the complete area rather than relying on the opening digits of the model name.
Across the six model columns, Laser Power is listed as 1500-3000W. The table also gives Max. Acceleration as 0.8G, Max. Linkage Speed as 70m/min and Z Axis Travel as 100mm. These are separate equipment fields. In particular, the linkage speed entry should not be presented as the cutting speed of a specified material or part.
Positioning Accuracy and Repositioning Accuracy are separate entries too: 0.05mm and 0.03mm. Keeping their labels attached avoids turning two different specifications into a single, broader claim about finished-part accuracy.
The VIF belongs in a sheet cutting shortlist. Begin the application description with your material grade, thickness and incoming sheet dimensions, then identify the part drawing and its revision. Point out any feature whose dimensions matter to a later assembly operation. That makes the requested result clearer than asking for a machine capable of precise cutting without defining the part.
If your work includes tubes as well as sheets, record the tube requirement separately. VIF's admitted product categories identify sheet and fiber laser cutting; they do not establish a tube configuration. The tube equipment category provides a separate route for that part of the inquiry.
The Laser Head field names Raytools and WSX. Laser Generator lists Raycus, MAX and IPG, while Control System lists CypCut, Golden Orange and Weihong. Those entries provide choices to discuss, not a package containing every named component. A VIF quotation should identify the selected head, generator and control system for the quoted model.
Other published component fields include Luoyuan, Fuji and Delta under Servo Motor And Driver, Taiwan Linear Rails under Guide Rails, and Japan Shinbo and France Mortori under Reducer. Keep a preferred component choice visible in your request. If the proposal offers an alternative, record which selection the quotation actually covers before comparing it with another offer.
Their Cutting Area entries are 3000*1500mm and 6000*2500mm respectively. Both appear under the same 1500-3000W Laser Power range. The area difference is model-specific; the shared power range does not select the generator configuration for your purchase.
VIF4015 is listed at 4000*1500mm and VIF4020 at 4000*2000mm. Compare the second dimension as well, and retain the complete model name in the quotation request.
No. The table labels that figure Max. Linkage Speed. It does not provide a cutting time for your drawing, material or thickness. Any production estimate needs to identify the job and configuration being considered.
No. They are listed component alternatives. Ask for the chosen laser head, generator, control system and other specified components to be named in the equipment proposal.
Send the sheet dimensions, material grade, thickness, part drawing and required quantities. Add your preferred model and components if known, plus the installation destination and intended purchasing schedule.
Share your material, dimensions and process. Start a conversation about the right configuration.