What materials can LVD laser cutting machines process?

LVD fibre laser cutting machines are commonly used to cut mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium, as well as brass and copper

What sheet sizes are available for LVD laser cutting systems?

LVD laser cutting machines are available in a range of sheet formats, including standard sizes and large-format configurations for higher capacity requirements.

What automation options are available for LVD laser cutting?

LVD offers automation options such as load and unload systems, tower storage and warehouse automation to support higher production volumes.

Does GWB Tools supply and support LVD laser cutting machines in Australia?

Yes. GWB Tools supplies LVD laser cutting machines and provides local installation, service and ongoing technical support across Australia.

How much does a fibre laser cutting machine cost in Australia?

A fibre laser cutter for Australian metal fabrication starts around $300,000 for a 3kW LaserTwo and scales up to $1.8M+ for a fully automated Phoenix FL system with tower storage. Pricing on any LVD fiber laser cutting machine depends on power (3kW–24kW), bed size, automation and assist-gas configuration — we provide written quotes after a workload review.

What's the difference between fibre and fiber optic laser cutting?

"Fibre laser cutting" and "fiber optic laser cutting" refer to the same technology — a solid-state laser source where the beam is generated and delivered through a doped fibre optic cable. Compared with older CO₂ laser cutters, a fibre optic laser cutter offers lower running costs, faster cutting on thin to mid- gauge materials, less downtime, and significantly better wall-plug efficiency. All LVD CNC laser cutting machines supplied by GWB Tools use fibre optic laser technology.

LVD Fibre Laser Cutting Machines — CNC Laser Cutting Australia-Wide

GWB Tools supplies the full range of LVD CNC laser cutting machines across Australia — from cost-effective fibre laser cutters for general fabrication, through to high-output Phoenix fiber laser cutting equipment for production environments. Every LVD fibre laser cutting system is backed by local install, training and ongoing service from our Brisbane- based team, and pairs neatly with optional automation (load-assist, tower storage, or full warehouse automation) as your throughput grows.

LaserTWO

Cost-efficient laser cutting.

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Puma

Total solution for Cost-Effective Laser Cutting.

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Taurus

Taurus is a large-format gantry-style fiber laser machine engineered for extra-large cutting capacity.

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Lynx Load Assist Step 840X520 — cnc laser cutting machines

Movit Load-Assist - LA

Load-only and load/unload systems for easy and efficient transfer of worksheets to and from the cutting machine

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Electraitaly 840X520 — cnc laser cutting machines

Movit Compact Tower CT-L

Load-only and load/unload systems for easy and efficient transfer of worksheets to and from the cutting machine

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Tas Systeem 840X520 — cnc laser cutting machines

Tower Automation System - TAS

MOVit Tower Automation System (TAS) is a single or double tower storage system for integration with one or two laser cutting machines in 3015, 4020 or 6020 formats.

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Was System 840X520 — cnc laser cutting machines

Warehouse Automation System - WAS

MOVit Warehouse Automation System (WAS) provides the ultimate in automatic material storage and retrieval with a customizable number of tower storage units beginning with a minimum of four towers, in a single or double row configuration.

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Why Choose LVD Fibre Laser Cutting Machines — CNC Precision, Australian Support

LVD laser cutting systems are designed for manufacturers who need accuracy, speed and long-term reliability. From flexible stand-alone fibre laser cutting machines to high-production systems with automation, LVD offers solutions for a wide range of cutting applications.

Fibre laser cutting for mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium
Sheet formats including standard and large-format configurations
Automation options including load/unload, tower and warehouse systems
High cutting accuracy with consistent production control
Local installation, service and support through GWB Tools

Which LVD Laser Cutting Machine Is Right for You?

The LVD laser cutting range is designed to suit different production requirements, budgets and floor space. Below is a general guide to help you compare options before selecting the right system for your operation.

LaserTwo – A cost-effective fibre laser cutting machine designed for reliable performance without unnecessary complexity
Puma FL – Perfect mix of performance and cost, the ideal general purpose machine
Phoenix FL – A high-speed fibre laser cutting system built for demanding, high-output production environments
Taurus – A large-format gantry-style fibre laser for extra-large sheets and heavy-duty cutting applications

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials can LVD laser cutting machines process?
LVD fibre laser cutting machines are commonly used to cut mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium, as well as brass and copper
What sheet sizes are available for LVD laser cutting systems?
LVD laser cutting machines are available in a range of sheet formats, including standard sizes and large-format configurations for higher capacity requirements.
What automation options are available for LVD laser cutting?
LVD offers automation options such as load and unload systems, tower storage and warehouse automation to support higher production volumes.
Does GWB Tools supply and support LVD laser cutting machines in Australia?
Yes. GWB Tools supplies LVD laser cutting machines and provides local installation, service and ongoing technical support across Australia.
How much does a fibre laser cutting machine cost in Australia?
A fibre laser cutter for Australian metal
fabrication starts around $300,000 for a 3kW
LaserTwo and scales up to $1.8M+ for a fully
automated Phoenix FL system with tower
storage. Pricing on any LVD fiber laser cutting
machine depends on power (3kW–24kW), bed
size, automation and assist-gas configuration
— we provide written quotes after a workload
review.
What's the difference between fibre and fiber optic laser cutting?
“Fibre laser cutting” and “fiber optic laser
cutting” refer to the same technology — a
solid-state laser source where the beam is
generated and delivered through a doped fibre
optic cable. Compared with older CO₂ laser
cutters, a fibre optic laser cutter offers lower
running costs, faster cutting on thin to mid-
gauge materials, less downtime, and
significantly better wall-plug efficiency. All LVD
CNC laser cutting machines supplied by GWB
Tools use fibre optic laser technology.