01 / CUT
Laser Cutting Machines
Frame format, cutting head, source class, bed arrangement, extraction, and material handling are reviewed as one production cell.
Review cutting systems →
Part-led system selection
Bodor laser systems built around the work your factory must release
Start with material, thickness, geometry, takt expectation, edge condition, and downstream operations. Then narrow the machine architecture, power class, automation scope, and validation route.
System families
Choose the process before the machine
These three pathways cover flat-sheet cutting, profile processing, joining, and laser source integration without pretending one configuration fits every part mix.
02 / JOIN
Laser Welding Machines
Joint access, fit-up, shielding, wire delivery, heat input, operator controls, and guarding determine whether the process is suitable.
Review welding systems →
03 / POWER
Fiber & CO2 Lasers
Source selection must account for wavelength response, material, duty cycle, optical path, cooling, maintenance, and the real acceptance test.
Build an application brief →Production contexts
Different factories ask different questions
Part families, traceability, edge requirements, nesting behavior, and downstream flow change the right equipment conversation.
Sheet Metal
Mixed grades, rapid changeovers, and downstream bending.
Automotive Supply
Repeatable geometry, batch control, and release evidence.
Aerospace Fabrication
Material identity, heat sensitivity, and inspection planning.
Signage & Display
Surface protection, clean contours, and varied short runs.
A power rating is not an acceptance result. A responsible comparison holds material grade, thickness, assist gas, nozzle condition, focus strategy, geometry, and edge criteria constant—and records what changed.
Bodor application review principle · verify on the intended part before purchase acceptance
Bring a real part
Turn production requirements into a reviewable laser brief
Share a drawing, material range, annual mix, downstream process, and acceptance criteria. The first useful answer is a test plan—not a generic power recommendation.