
High processing efficiency
Purpose-built small-tube functions and fully automatic loading are intended to increase productive cutting time and reduce repeated operator intervention.
Bodor Q0 Pro | Automatic high-efficiency small-tube laser
A compact tube laser developed for fast, repeatable processing of smaller round, square, rectangular and selected shaped tubes. The Q0 Pro combines fully automatic loading, high-speed chuck movement and low tail-material loss, with UK specification, installation, training and long-term support from World Machinery.
iTube range, laser power, collet type, automatic loading, software and achievable output depend on the selected configuration and application. World Machinery currently references 16–60mm automatic loading while Bodor’s current manufacturer page references 20–60mm; confirm the current UK specification in writing.
Efficient | material-conscious | automatic
Q0 Pro is intended for manufacturers processing recurring small-tube batches where automatic feeding, predictable clamping and reduced leftover material can deliver a practical productivity advantage. The correct configuration should be chosen around the real tube range, surface-finish expectations, cut features and production volume.

Purpose-built small-tube functions and fully automatic loading are intended to increase productive cutting time and reduce repeated operator intervention.

A published minimum tail-material reference of 55mm is intended to reduce leftover stock and lower material cost across repeat production.

Servo-controlled clamping and the automatic loading system are designed to support stable, hands-free feeding once the production run is prepared.

Fully automatic loading
The Q0 Pro loading system is designed to select, transfer and clamp suitable round, square and rectangular tubes automatically. World Machinery currently describes stable loading in 20 seconds and long periods of non-stop feeding, subject to tube straightness, size, surface condition, bundle presentation and the selected loader configuration.
Present suitable stock in the loading arrangement specified for the tube size, shape, length and surface-finish requirement.
The loader separates and advances a tube into the clamping system without repeated manual intervention.
An established production recipe can support longer unattended feed cycles, subject to stock quality and process validation.

Fixed-diameter pneumatic collets
Q0 Pro uses fixed-diameter chuck collets intended to provide stable positioning without scratching suitable tube surfaces. Bodor describes a five-minute collet-replacement structure and several collet sets for different tube shapes and sizes. Confirm the included collets and supported range in the written UK specification.
High repeat precision supports consistent tube positioning during feeding and rotation.
The fixed-diameter collet arrangement is designed to reduce marking on suitable finished tube surfaces.
Bodor publishes a five-minute collet-change reference; actual changeover depends on the supplied collet set and operator procedure.
Superior dynamic performance
The Q0 Pro uses servo-controlled clamping rollers that adjust the spacing between roller rows. World Machinery publishes maximum references of 180r/min chuck speed, 120m/min feed speed and 1.5G acceleration. Actual cutting time depends on tube geometry, piercing, features, material, wall thickness and the selected laser source.
These are manufacturer or current-page maximum references, not guaranteed cutting-cycle results for every material or part. Confirm the quoted build and representative application performance before ordering.

Control, clamping and material utilisation
The benefit of each function depends on the tube range and production mix. World Machinery can review stock shape, size, wall thickness, weld seam, surface finish, feature density, required tail length and loading strategy before specification.
Tube controlImport compatible 3D drawings using the published IGS workflow and use the tube-control environment to reduce repeated manual programming steps.
Material savingThe published short-tail workflow is intended to retain more usable stock and reduce the material left after the final component in the nest.
Chuck systemDifferent fixed-diameter collets support selected round, square, rectangular, waist-shaped and elliptical tubes, subject to supplied tooling.
Automatic handlingThe automatic loader supports repeat feeding without routine manual tube placement once the stock and production run are correctly prepared.
Focus controlThe current World Machinery page describes automatic focus adjustment to improve piercing setup, cutting quality and process safety.
Small-tube productionThe standard loading scope should be confirmed for the specific tube geometry and collet set; specialist shapes may require alternative tooling or handling.
Q0 Pro planning and technical references
The original World Machinery page provides machine, capability and technical-data visuals. The redesign retains them while directing customers to obtain a current written specification for tube range, stock length, laser power, automatic loading, collet sets and included software.

Review the existing technical graphic alongside a current World Machinery quotation. Product data, loading range and available power can change by market and configuration.

The Q0 Pro combines automatic loading, servo clamping and a small-tube-focused production workflow. Confirm the loader, rack and stock-length arrangement.

The fixed-diameter chuck concept supports repeat positioning and a short changeover between suitable collet sets.

Round, square, rectangular and selected shaped tubes should be reviewed against the exact collet, loader and surface-marking requirement.
Specify around real small-tube production
A reliable proposal starts with representative drawings and stock information. World Machinery can then confirm the tube range, laser source, loader, collets, stock length, software, extraction and factory requirements.
List round, square, rectangular, waist-shaped, elliptical and any specialist profiles together with the minimum and maximum dimensions.
Confirm mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium, brass, copper or coated stock together with normal and maximum wall thickness.
Provide stock length, bundle presentation, surface-finish requirements, acceptable marking and the loading method used in production.
Share holes, slots, mitres, part lengths, batch sizes, target output, extraction, services and available floor space.
World Machinery UK support
World Machinery can support application review, sample cutting, automatic-loading selection, site preparation, installation, commissioning, operator training, planned maintenance and qualifying finance options for a complete Q0 Pro project.
Review tube dimensions, wall thickness, surface finish, features, batch sizes and required tail-material performance.
Test actual tube stock and drawings to assess loading, clamping, cut quality, piercing and material utilisation.
Coordinate delivery, power, gas, extraction, loader setup, commissioning and practical operator handover.
Protect uptime with UK support and discuss finance routes for qualifying machinery projects.
Q0 Pro questions
Final answers depend on the quoted tube range, laser source, loader, collet sets, software and stock length. World Machinery can provide a current written configuration.
The Q0 Pro is a small-tube laser cutting machine focused on automatic loading, high-speed rotation and low tail-material loss. It is suited to repeat production of suitable round, square, rectangular and selected shaped tubes.
The current World Machinery page references 16–60mm automatic loading, while Bodor’s current manufacturer page references standard automatic loading for round, square and rectangular tubes from 20mm to 60mm. The exact UK loader and tube range must therefore be confirmed in writing.
The current product information publishes maximum references of 180r/min chuck rotation, 120m/min feed or loading speed and 1.5G acceleration. Actual cutting-cycle performance depends on material, wall thickness, part geometry, piercing and configuration.
Bodor publishes a minimum tail-material reference of 55mm. The result depends on tube geometry, clamping, nest layout, part length and the selected process, so representative stock should be reviewed.
The current product information identifies round, square and rectangular tubes, while fixed-diameter collet options are also shown for waist-shaped and elliptical profiles. The included collet sets and dimensional range should be confirmed before order.
Bodor publishes a five-minute replacement reference for the fixed-diameter collets. Actual changeover depends on the supplied tooling, operator procedure and production setup.
The current World Machinery page describes importing compatible 3D drawings through an IGS workflow in the BodorThinker tube system. Software versions, file preparation and supported geometry should be confirmed during application review.
World Machinery can support application review, cutting trials, site preparation, installation, commissioning, operator training and ongoing UK service support. Finance options can also be discussed for eligible businesses.
Plan your Q0 Pro project
Send your tube shapes, dimensions, wall thickness, stock length, surface-finish requirements and representative drawings. The World Machinery team can review a suitable Q0 Pro configuration and prepare current written figures.

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Alveley, Bridgnorth, Shropshire WV15 6HG
Provide the key stock, feature and production details below and the World Machinery team will contact you about the next step.