Amada REGIUS 3015 Fiber Laser
Key Specifications
Working Area (X × Y)
Laser Type
Laser Power Options
Maximum Sheet Thickness (Mild Steel, 9 kW)
Maximum Sheet Thickness (Stainless Steel, 9 kW)
Maximum Sheet Thickness (Aluminum, 9 kW)
Overview
The Amada REGIUS 3015 is a high-performance fiber laser cutting machine designed specifically for maximizing productivity on stainless steel and aluminum, the two materials that have driven the industry's migration from CO2 to fiber laser technology. Built around Amada's proprietary beam oscillation technology and high-brightness fiber laser sources, the REGIUS 3015 delivers exceptional cut quality on reflective and highly refractive materials that challenge conventional fiber laser machines.
Amada's Locus Beam Control (LBC) technology — an Amada-exclusive feature — allows the machine to oscillate the laser beam in precise patterns at the cutting head, effectively controlling the kerf width and heat input independently of laser power. This is particularly valuable on thick stainless steel, where conventional fiber lasers produce rough, striated edges, and on aluminum, where controlling heat prevents warping and blowback on thin-gauge decorative sheet. LBC enables the REGIUS to match or exceed CO2 laser edge quality on these materials while maintaining fiber laser speed and efficiency.
The REGIUS 3015 covers a 3,000 × 1,500 mm working area and is available with fiber laser power levels up to 9 kW. Amada's AF (Amada Fiber) drive system provides high dynamic performance for fast repositioning between cuts, while the machine's integrated Material Detection function uses sensors to identify material type before cutting — automatically loading the correct cutting parameters from Amada's comprehensive parameter database.
For fabricators with stainless and aluminum as primary materials — kitchen equipment manufacturers, architectural metalwork shops, food processing equipment builders, and electronics enclosure fabricators — the REGIUS 3015 represents a specialized, high-value platform that delivers consistently superior cut quality on the materials where conventional fiber lasers often fall short.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Working Area (X × Y) | 3,000 × 1,500 mm |
| Laser Type | High-brightness fiber laser with Locus Beam Control (LBC) |
| Laser Power Options | 3 kW / 6 kW / 9 kW |
| Maximum Sheet Thickness (Mild Steel, 9 KW) | 22 mm |
| Maximum Sheet Thickness (Stainless Steel, 9 KW) | 25 mm |
| Maximum Sheet Thickness (Aluminum, 9 KW) | 20 mm |
| Maximum Traverse Speed | 150 m/min |
| Maximum Cutting Speed | 40 m/min |
| Positioning Accuracy | ±0.05 mm |
| Maximum Sheet Weight | 900 kg |
| Control | Amada AMNC 3i |
| Beam Oscillation | Locus Beam Control (LBC) — Amada exclusive |
| Drive System | AF (Amada Fiber) linear drive |
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Specifications sourced from amada.com — verified 2026-03-28
Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- Amada Locus Beam Control (LBC) delivers CO2-quality edge finish on thick stainless and aluminum — a critical differentiator over standard fiber lasers
- Automated Material Detection identifies sheet type and auto-loads optimized cutting parameters, reducing setup time and operator skill dependency
- High-brightness fiber laser source achieves excellent cut quality on reflective metals including copper and brass
- Purpose-built for stainless and aluminum makes it the preferred platform for food equipment, architectural, and electronics fabricators
- Amada's AMNC 3i control and global service network provide strong programming support and uptime reliability
Limitations
- Premium pricing over standard fiber laser platforms — LBC technology carries a significant cost premium vs. conventional 3015 fiber lasers
- 9 kW maximum laser power is lower than some competitors' flagship offerings, limiting maximum cutting thickness on mild steel
- Specialized stainless/aluminum focus makes it less optimal as a general-purpose machine for shops cutting primarily mild steel
Best For
Frequently Asked Questions
01
LBC is an Amada-exclusive technology that oscillates the fiber laser beam in controlled patterns at the cutting head, allowing independent control of kerf width and heat input. On thick stainless steel, LBC produces smooth, striation-free cut edges comparable to CO2 laser quality. On aluminum, LBC controls heat input to prevent warping and blowback on thin decorative sheet. No competitor currently offers an equivalent beam oscillation system integrated into their fiber laser cutting machine.
02
The ENSIS 3015AJ uses Amada's variable beam diameter (single-mode to multi-mode) technology to optimize cutting across all thicknesses. The REGIUS uses Locus Beam Control for beam oscillation. The ENSIS is a more general-purpose platform covering mild steel, stainless, and aluminum equally well. The REGIUS is more specialized for high-quality stainless and aluminum cutting at higher material thicknesses, and typically commands a higher price.
03
Material Detection uses sensors integrated into the machine to identify the type and surface condition of the loaded sheet before cutting begins. The AMNC 3i controller then automatically loads the optimal cutting parameters from Amada's parameter database, eliminating manual parameter selection and reducing the risk of scrap from incorrect settings.
04
Yes. The REGIUS 3015 is compatible with Amada's automation ecosystem including the ASF-EU (Amada Storage and Feeder) tower systems for automated sheet loading, and the SortMaster sorting systems for automated part removal. Amada's AMNC 3i control supports cell-level production scheduling and MES integration.
05
The REGIUS 3015 is optimized for stainless steel (up to 25 mm at 9 kW) and aluminum (up to 20 mm at 9 kW). It also cuts mild steel, copper, and brass effectively. The LBC beam oscillation technology provides the greatest advantage on thick stainless and aluminum, where conventional fiber lasers produce lower quality edges.
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