The biggest thing you need to think about with these machines is the floor space and power draw — we’re talking about a setup that can run 12,000mm long and needs a dedicated three-phase line for anything above 20KW, so don’t assume you can just an existing shop outlet.

We usually have stock on the 3015 and 4020 models, but confirm lead time for the 6020 or larger because those are built to order and take 20 days or so once the deposit clears.

What makes it work for most buyers is the EtherCAT bus system, which basically handles the servo coordination way better than older pulse-based controls, and the auto-focus head adjusts the focal point automatically based on material thickness — so you don’t have to keep babysitting the process when switching form 3mm stainles to 12mm carbon steel.

The positioning accuracy is ±0.03mm and it repositions to ±0.01mm, which is tighter tolerance than most of the Asian imports we see, and the 2G acceleration on teh cast aluminum beam means you can actually hit 150m/min without the frame vibrating apart.

It’s not suited for thin-gauge work under 0.5mm because the beam will warp it with anything above 12KW, but for anything in the 1mm to 25mm range on carbon steel or aluminum, it cuts cleaner than a plasma table ever could.

Anyway, ordering is straightforward — we ship with a COA from the laser interferometer check, the water cooler is included in base price but you’ll want to specify parallel versus mechancial lift exchange table (usually 2-4 weeks lead time), and you can get it with either German Rexroth or INA linear guides depending on what your maintenance guys prefer.
The main difference is the working area. JLMA3015 gives you 3000×1500mm, while JLMA12030 goes up to 12000×3000mm. You can pick the size that fits your sheet metal dimensions.
Our MOQ is 1 unit, but we can discuss larger orders if you need multiple machines. Just let us know your volume.
Yes, we use a laser interferometer and three-coordinate projector for quality checks. We'll include the inspection reports with your machine.
The auto-focus head adjusts the focal point automatically based on the material type and thickness you input. No manual tweaking needed—it keeps the cut consistent across carbon steel, stainless steel, or aluminum.
Lead time is usually 30 to 45 days after order confirmation, depending on the configuration. We'll confirm a specific timeline once we finalize your specs.