Amada ACIES 2515 AJe
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Key Specifications
laser type
laser power
tool storage capacity
tapping stations
control
power efficiency
How much does the Amada ACIES 2515 AJe cost?
Estimated price range
Our best estimate for a cnc punch presse in this class — not a quote from Amada. Configuration moves it a long way.
Overview
The Amada ACIES 2515 AJe combines a 33 ton punch with a 3,000 W (3 kW) fiber laser in one machine, backed by tool storage for 300 punches and 600 dies. Those three rows describe the idea: punch what a tool does fastest, cut outer profiles and odd shapes with the laser, and keep enough tooling at the machine that a new job seldom needs a manual tool load.
The tool storage is the unusual figure. Among Amada's punch and laser machines, the LC 2515 C1 AJe pairs the same 3,000 W (3 kW) of laser power with a 44-station turret, and the AE 2510 NT turret punch press carries 45 stations. With 300 punches and 600 dies on hand, the ACIES 2515 AJe is aimed at shops with a wide and changing part mix, where the standing tool library decides how much can run without an operator stepping in.
Tapping is covered by 4 stations (MPT), so threaded holes are finished in the same handling. On the laser side Amada lists 4-nozzle availability, and gives the power efficiency as roughly a 45% reduction against a CO2 equivalent. The control is the Amada AMNC 4i with a 21-inch touchscreen.
Amada's table for this model has no rows for sheet size, axis speeds, maximum thickness or machine weight. Those need to come from the quotation, together with the floor plan for the tool storage, before the machine is weighed against a separate punch and laser.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Laser Type | Fiber laser |
| Laser Power | 3,000 W (3 kW) |
| Tool Storage Capacity | 300 punches / 600 dies |
| Tapping Stations | 4 stations (MPT) |
| CNC Control | Amada AMNC 4i (21-inch touchscreen) |
| Power Efficiency | ~45% reduction vs CO2 equivalent |
| Punching Force | 33 ton |
Specifications sourced from amada.com — verified 2026-10-03
Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- Punching at 33 ton and 3,000 W (3 kW) fiber laser cutting in one machine
- Tool storage for 300 punches and 600 dies
- 4 tapping stations (MPT) for threaded holes in the same setup
- Amada AMNC 4i control with a 21-inch touchscreen
- Power use listed at roughly 45% below a CO2 equivalent
Limitations
- Laser power is 3,000 W (3 kW), which sets the ceiling on cutting thickness and speed
- Punching force is 33 ton, so heavy forming and large punches in thick sheet are limited
- Amada's table lists no sheet size, axis speed, thickness or weight figures for this model
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Frequently Asked Questions
01
A punch rated at 33 ton and a 3,000 W (3 kW) fiber laser, with on-machine storage for 300 punches and 600 dies and 4 tapping stations (MPT). Holes, forms and threads are made with tooling, and profiles are cut by the laser, in one handling of the sheet.
02
Amada lists tool storage for 300 punches and 600 dies. That is twice as many dies as punches, which leaves room to keep more than one die clearance for a punch so the same tool can run in different sheet thicknesses.
03
Both have a 3,000 W (3 kW) fiber laser. The LC 2515 C1 AJe carries its tools in a 44-station turret and uses the AMNC 4ie control. The ACIES 2515 AJe has storage for 300 punches and 600 dies and the AMNC 4i control with a 21-inch touchscreen.
04
A fiber laser of 3,000 W (3 kW). Amada gives the power efficiency as about a 45% reduction against a CO2 equivalent, and lists 4-nozzle availability. The table does not state maximum cutting thicknesses, so ask for the cutting chart for your materials.
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