Machine Comparison
Mazak OPTIPLEX 3015 DDL vs Prima Power Laser Genius+
Yamazaki Mazak vs Prima Power · CNC Laser Cutting
Summary
The Mazak OPTIPLEX 3015 DDL and the Prima Power Laser Genius+ are both flat-sheet laser cutting machines. The makers publish few comparable figures for this pair: the only shared row is the working area, so this page compares bed sizes and leaves cutting speed and thickness out.
The Mazak OPTIPLEX 3015 DDL has a single 1,524 x 3,048 mm (60 x 120 in) working area and a direct diode laser source. The Prima Power Laser Genius+ comes in three sizes: the 1530 with X 3,100 mm and Y 1,550 mm, the 2040 with X 4,200 mm and Y 2,100 mm, and the 2060 with X 6,200 mm and Y 2,100 mm, each with Z 150 mm. Only the Laser Genius+ offers formats beyond standard full-size sheet.
Specifications Comparison
| Specification | Mazak OPTIPLEX 3015 DDL | Prima Power Laser Genius+ |
|---|---|---|
| Working Area / Sheet Size | 1,524 x 3,048 mm (60 x 120 in) | 1530: X 3,100 mm, Y 1,550 mm, Z 150 mm; 2040: X 4,200 mm, Y 2,100 mm, Z 150 mm; 2060: X 6,200 mm, Y 2,100 mm, Z 150 mm |
Advantages
Mazak OPTIPLEX 3015 DDL
- Direct diode laser source, listed for brass and copper sheet as well as steel and aluminum
- A 1,524 x 3,048 mm (60 x 120 in) working area that fits standard full-size sheet
Prima Power Laser Genius+
- Three bed sizes, up to X 6,200 mm and Y 2,100 mm on the 2060
- A 2040 size with X 4,200 mm and Y 2,100 mm for sheet wider than the Mazak's bed
Verdict
On the published figures, bed size decides this pair. A shop cutting standard full-size sheet, including brass and copper, can look at the Mazak OPTIPLEX 3015 DDL, ideally checking the figures on the machine itself if it is buying used. A fabricator processing large-format sheet should choose the Prima Power Laser Genius+, whose 2040 and 2060 sizes reach X 6,200 mm and Y 2,100 mm.