Amada LC 2515 C1 AJe
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Key Specifications
laser type
laser power
tapping stations
control
cut condition database
frame construction
How much does the Amada LC 2515 C1 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 LC 2515 C1 AJe puts a 44-station punching turret and a 3,000 W (3 kW) fiber laser on one machine, so a sheet can be punched, tapped and laser-cut in a single clamping instead of travelling between a punch press and a laser. Amada builds it on what it calls a patented bridge frame.
The split of work follows from the two tools. Repeated holes go to the turret and threads to the 4 tapping stations. Outer contours and the shapes that change from job to job go to the laser, so they do not each need a dedicated punch. A shop whose parts mix standard hole patterns with irregular profiles can keep the turret loaded with general tooling and leave the rest to the beam.
Control is the Amada AMNC 4ie with a touchscreen. It carries a cut-condition database of 900 conditions, which gives the operator stored laser settings to start from instead of trial cuts. Among Amada's related machines, the ACIES 2515 AJe lists the same 3,000 W (3 kW) laser power, with an Amada AMNC 4i control on a 21-inch touchscreen and a 300 station tool capacity. The AE 2510 NT lists 45 turret stations against the 44 here.
The table for this model gives no punching force, sheet size or thickness capacity. Those decide whether a given part fits, so get them from Amada before quoting work on this machine.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Laser Type | Fiber laser |
| Laser Power | 3,000 W (3 kW) |
| Tapping Stations | 4 stations |
| CNC Control | Amada AMNC 4ie (touchscreen) |
| Cut Condition Database | 900 conditions |
| Frame Construction | Patented bridge frame |
| Turret Stations | 44 |
Specifications sourced from amada.com — verified 2026-10-03
Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- A 44-station turret and a 3,000 W (3 kW) fiber laser on one machine, so punched features and laser-cut contours are made in the same clamping
- 4 tapping stations, which keep threading on the machine instead of at a separate tapping operation
- Amada AMNC 4ie touchscreen control with a cut-condition database of 900 conditions
- Built on Amada's patented bridge frame
Limitations
- Laser power is 3,000 W (3 kW), and no higher-power version is listed for this model
- The table gives no punching force, sheet size or maximum material thickness, so capacity has to be confirmed with Amada
- 44 turret stations, one fewer than the 45 listed for the AE 2510 NT
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Frequently Asked Questions
01
It is a combination machine: a punching turret with 44 stations and a fiber laser of 3,000 W (3 kW) share one frame, which Amada describes as a patented bridge frame. Holes are punched in the turret, threads are cut at the 4 tapping stations, and contours are cut with the laser.
02
The Amada AMNC 4ie, operated through a touchscreen. It includes a cut-condition database of 900 conditions, so laser cutting parameters are selected from stored conditions. The related ACIES 2515 AJe is listed with the Amada AMNC 4i on a 21-inch touchscreen.
03
Both list 3,000 W (3 kW) of laser power. The LC 2515 C1 AJe has a 44-station turret, 4 tapping stations and the AMNC 4ie control. The ACIES 2515 AJe is listed with a 300 station tool capacity and the AMNC 4i control on a 21-inch touchscreen, so it is the one to look at when a job mix needs far more tools on hand.
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