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Bodor fibre laser cutting machines · UK supply and support
Bodor Fiber Laser Cutting Machines UK
World Machinery supplies Bodor fiber laser cutting machines across the UK, from compact enclosed systems to large-format and specialist production lines. Compare machine format, automation and application, then arrange test cuts, installation, training and long-term UK support.
Tell us the material, maximum thickness, sheet or profile size and expected workload. We will help narrow the range before arranging test cuts or a demonstration.
Range starting point
£39k
published starting price
UK
installation, training and service
Installation and training
Support for delivery, commissioning, operator familiarisation and production handover.
Service support
Planned maintenance, diagnostics, service contracts, parts assistance and machine relocation.
Finance options
Potential machinery-finance structures can be explored, subject to application and lender approval.
Start with the production requirement
Find the right fibre laser category before comparing specifications.
The best machine is determined by more than laser power. Floor space, material format, loading method, enclosure, output, automation and future growth all shape the recommendation.
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Compact and accessible
For smaller footprints, first-time laser investment and everyday sheet work.
i Series · A Series CE 02Enclosed production
For protected processing, higher throughput and intelligent production features.
C Series · P Series 03Large format and heavy plate
For long beds, thick plate, modular worktables and high-output production.
H Series · L Series 04Specialist processing
For profiles, H-beams, formed parts and continuous coil-fed production.
U10 · HCut · Space · N Series · RocutBodor fibre laser range
Compare machines by format, production style and application.
Published starting prices are shown where World Machinery currently lists them. Final price, availability and specification depend on power, bed size, options, automation, delivery and installation; request a current written quotation.
Compact enclosed Bodor i Series
From £39,000A compact, fully enclosed sheet laser designed to add productive cutting capacity without demanding a large footprint.
- i5, i6 and i7 working-area options
- Up to 1.5G maximum acceleration
- Intelligent remnants layout and collision avoidance
Entry-level open bed Bodor A Series CE
From £40,000An accessible open-bed sheet laser focused on straightforward operation, efficient production and common sheet sizes.
- 3kW to 6kW options currently described
- 3048mm × 1524mm working size
- Up to 1.5G maximum acceleration
Featured enclosed model Bodor C Series
From £63,000A fully protective sheet laser combining safe production, intelligent parameter matching and optional bevel-cutting capability.
- Protective enclosed design
- Up to 1.5G maximum acceleration
- Optional A, V, Y, X and K bevel cutting
Professional production Bodor P Series
From £110,000A professional fully protective sheet laser built around rapid positioning, smart operation and efficient material processing.
- Up to 4G and 200m/min positioning described by Bodor
- Automated cutting and one-second edge finding
- Smart options including nozzle changing and seam compensation
Ultra-large format Bodor H Series
Price on applicationA modular, ultra-large-format sheet laser for thick plate, long components and production environments requiring flexible bed lengths.
- 12m+ bed configurations described by Bodor
- Independent modular worktable
- Optional multi-type bevel cutting
Modular mass production Bodor L Series
Price on applicationA high-performance modular system designed for larger formats, higher power and continuous production workflows.
- Simultaneous cutting, loading and unloading
- Segmented modular bed and worktable
- Expandable configuration for future production needs
Profiles, tubes and sheets Bodor U10
Price on applicationA multi-format structural-steel solution for profiles, tube and sheet processing with intelligent deviation correction.
- Processes profiles, tubes and metal sheet
- Tekla drawing compatibility described by Bodor
- Continuous multi-material loading configurations
H-beam automation Bodor HCut
Price on applicationA specialist H-beam production line combining loading, perforation, notching, beveling, cutting and unloading in one system.
- Six procedures in one production line
- Automatic loading, processing and unloading
- Five-axis linkage and Tekla workflow support
3D five-axis cutting Bodor Space Series
Price on applicationA 3D five-axis platform developed for complex formed metal parts in sectors such as automotive, aerospace and construction equipment.
- Dual-station rotary table
- Auto-reset cutting head after collision
- Offline programming and teach-pendant workflow
Dedicated tube processing Bodor N Series
Price on applicationA high-performance tube and profile laser platform built around three-chuck processing, material utilisation and stable production.
- Three-chuck tube-processing configuration
- Designed for efficient profile handling and material use
- Dedicated tube-laser specification and application support
Coil-fed production Bodor Rocut Series
Price on applicationA continuous coil-processing line that combines uncoiling, levelling and laser cutting to reduce handling and material waste.
- Uncoiling, levelling and cutting in one workflow
- Continuous nesting to improve material utilisation
- Up to six optional uncoiling stations described by Bodor
A strong all-round enclosed option
Why the Bodor C Series is a useful comparison point.
The C Series brings together a fully protective enclosure, intelligent cutting assistance and a compact production-focused format. It is a practical benchmark when comparing an entry-level open-bed machine with a higher-output professional system.
- Protective enclosed design for operator confidence
- Cutting-parameter auto-match and remnants layout
- Optional bevel cutting for A, V, Y, X and K profiles
- Five-year warranty described for three core Bodor components
Materials and applications
Match the laser, source power and assist gas to the metal you cut.
Fibre lasers are primarily used for metal processing. The achievable thickness, speed and edge quality depend on the machine, power, cutting head, assist gas, material grade and required finish, so sample cuts are recommended before final specification.
Mild and carbon steel
Everyday fabrication, structural components, brackets, panels and production parts across a wide thickness range.
Stainless steel
Clean, accurate cutting for food equipment, architectural metalwork, enclosures and precision fabrication.
Aluminium
Lightweight sheet and plate processing with settings selected for alloy, surface condition and reflectivity.
Brass and copper
Reflective non-ferrous metals requiring a suitable laser configuration, protection strategy and proven cutting parameters.
Titanium and specialist alloys
Application-led processing where gas selection, heat control and cut validation are especially important.
Specify the project with confidence
A clear route from cutting requirement to installed machine.
Define the work
Share materials, maximum thickness, part sizes, batch volumes, drawings and the finish you need.
Compare configurations
Review bed size, power, enclosure, exchange table, automation, gas use and future capacity.
Test and demonstrate
Arrange sample cuts or a demonstration so speed, quality and usability can be assessed against real parts.
Install and support
Plan delivery, commissioning, training, service cover, parts support and any finance requirement.
More than the machine
World Machinery supports the complete investment.
A fibre laser project also involves layout, services, delivery access, extraction, gases, training, software, maintenance and production planning. The World Machinery team can coordinate the conversation around the complete requirement rather than the machine price alone.
Demonstrations and test cuts
Use your drawings and materials to compare the machine against the work you actually produce.
Delivery, installation and training
Prepare the site, commission the machine and help operators move into production confidently.
UK service and maintenance
Access planned maintenance, diagnostics, contracts, parts assistance and relocation support.
Finance and trade-in discussion
Explore potential finance structures and discuss whether an existing machine forms part of the project.
Fibre laser buying questions
Answers before you shortlist a machine.
These answers are a starting point. Final machine selection should be based on drawings, materials, thickness, workload, required finish and the wider production process.
What is a fibre laser cutting machine used for?
A fibre laser cutting machine uses a focused laser beam delivered through fibre optics to cut metal sheet, plate, tube, profiles or formed components. The exact applications depend on the machine format and configuration.
Which Bodor fibre laser is best for a first machine?
The i Series and A Series are useful starting points for many first-time buyers, but the right choice depends on floor space, enclosure requirements, sheet size, material thickness, output and budget. A test-cut discussion is the safest way to narrow the options.
How much laser power do I need?
Power should be selected around the thickest and most common materials you cut, the production speed required, assist-gas strategy and edge-quality target. Buying power without considering the full process can increase operating cost without delivering the expected benefit.
Should I choose an open-bed or enclosed fibre laser?
Open-bed machines can provide accessible, cost-conscious sheet processing. Fully enclosed systems add containment and can suit production environments seeking protected processing, exchange-table workflows and higher automation. Site layout and local safety requirements must be considered.
Can fibre lasers cut aluminium, brass and copper?
Yes, suitable fibre laser systems can process aluminium and reflective metals such as brass and copper. The laser source, cutting head, protection features, material condition, gas and cutting parameters must be appropriate for the application.
Do World Machinery provide installation and operator training?
World Machinery promotes UK delivery, installation, commissioning and training support. The scope should be confirmed in the written quotation, including site requirements, operator numbers and any additional training requested.
Is finance available for a fibre laser?
Potential machinery-finance options can be explored through World Machinery and its finance contacts. Finance is subject to application, status, credit approval, lender terms and product availability; it is not guaranteed.
How do I arrange a demonstration or sample cut?
Send World Machinery your material, maximum thickness, part drawings, expected quantities and preferred machine type. The team can then discuss a suitable demonstration or test-cut approach.
Get a machine recommendation
Send the cutting requirement—not just a request for a price.
The most useful recommendation starts with the parts you need to produce. Include materials, thickness, maximum dimensions, batch sizes, drawings, current process and expected timescale.
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