Bodor Laser Unveils New Tube Cutting Machines
The manufacturer debuted advanced laser technology at the EuroBLECH 2026 trade fair in Hannover.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Robotics
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Bodor Laser showcased its latest tube laser cutting machines during the EuroBLECH 2026 trade fair. The company demonstrated high-speed fabrication equipment and robotic welding solutions across an expansive exhibition space.
Why it matters
These machines incorporate intelligent sensors and automated features to increase productivity in tube processing. The new technology allows for advanced cutting, drilling, and tapping capabilities.
The P Series machines reach operating speeds of 200 meters per minute with acceleration up to 4G. The company also displayed a 3kW robotic laser welder and a 14-position optional tool magazine for increased operational capacity.
The players
Bodor Laser
This global manufacturer specializes in laser metal fabrication equipment and automated robotic welding technology.
The details
The newly debuted machines include a four-chuck configuration featuring intelligent stepless retraction that loads short tubes without re-homing. A double-chuck series model integrates drilling and tapping functions alongside laser scanning and visual recognition systems to monitor weld seams.
Timeline
The EuroBLECH 2026 trade fair took place from October 20 to 23, 2026.
The Tech Race
These machines represent the latest evolution in automated fabrication by replacing legacy mechanical processing with intelligent laser systems. Bodor Laser continues to challenge incumbents in the high-power industrial robotics market through rapid machine acceleration and integrated multi-functionality.
Manufacturers utilizing these machines can expect improved productivity due to faster cutting speeds and reduced manual handling requirements for short tubes. The integration of visual recognition and intelligent sensors helps maintain precision, potentially lowering material waste in production workflows.
The takeaway
Automated, multi-function machines are increasingly standardizing complex fabrication tasks like tapping and drilling into single-step processes. Companies looking to optimize production should prioritize systems that reduce re-homing requirements and downtime.
Further reading
Learn more about advancements in automated fabrication in our Robotics section.
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