Mitsubishi CO₂ Lasers

With its unique no-refurb resonator and low gas consumption, Mitsubishi offers the most cost-effective CO2 laser in the industry.

The industry’s best selling 5’ x 10’ CO2 is now even better; all the attractions of the eX, plus new features like faster operation and piercing.

Two Sizes Available – 5’ x 10’ x 4.5kw, or 6kw.
Thin to Thick Edge Quality – superior edge, both with oxygen and nitrogen assist gas.
Easy, Safe Access – wide, power-operated door provides convenient access to the cutting table for retrieving a tipped part and hand loaded short runs. Perfect for a lean environment.
“Plus” Features – faster piercing, LED table lighting, new control features, and improved cut quality in poor quality material compared to the eX.
Built to Last – cast frame, full sheet 1” capacity shuttle.
“Diamond Path” – fixed beam length system ensures cut quality over the entire table.
“Beam Optimizer” – automatically delivers the optimum raw beam size for the application.
Mitsubishi 700 Series Control – graphical interface, USB compatibility.
Magnetic Head – quick recovery after a crash.
Mitsubishi’s Patented Cross Flow CO2 Resonator – low maintenance, no refurbs, great cut.
Automation Ready – add a loader or tower, or combine in a dual line with a fiber.

Resonator Style	Fiber	Mitsubishi Cross Flow	Other Fast Axial Flow CO2’s
Hi Speed Turbo Blower	no	no	yes (some have 2)
Glassware	no	no	yes
Resonator Refurbs	no	no	yes
Laser Gas (per beam on hour)	.00 cfh	.11 cfh	.35 to 1.34 cfh
Helium (component of laser gas)	.00 cfh	.03 cfh	.21 to .88 cfh
Start Up (to full power)	< 1 minute	< 1 minute	15 to 20 minutes
Wavelength (longer = safer)	1.7 micron (dangerous)	10.6 micron (safe)	10.6 micron (safe)
Access to Workpiece	poor (full enclosure, roof)	good	good
Best Cutting Characteristic	speed	versatility, edge quality	versatlity, edge quality
Head Very Sensitive to Dust	yes	no	no
Resonator Built for Life?	no, diodes decay over time	yes, 25 yr old Mits resonators still in daily operation	some require replacement instead of refurbs

Mitsubishi CO2 Lasers