Bodor C Series
Key Specifications
max sheet thickness mild steel
max sheet thickness stainless
max sheet thickness aluminum
max sheet thickness copper
max sheet thickness brass
How much does the Bodor C Series cost?
Estimated price range
Our best estimate for a cnc laser cutting machine in this class — not a quote from Bodor. Configuration moves it a long way.
Overview
The Bodor C Series is a sheet-metal laser cutting machine whose published table is short and entirely about thickness: 10 mm of mild steel, 6 mm of stainless and 6 mm of aluminum in the 3 kW configuration, with copper and brass each at 3 mm. Those five rows are what Bodor states for the series, and they place it in thin and medium-gauge sheet work, not plate.
Read the figures as a set. Mild steel capacity is the highest at 10 mm, while stainless and aluminum both stop at 6 mm, so a shop that cuts mostly stainless should size its jobs to the lower number. Copper and brass are given at 3 mm with no power configuration attached, which makes the C Series usable on those two metals in thin gauges only. The steel and aluminum rows belong to the 3 kW configuration, and Bodor's table gives no thickness for any other power level.
The table does not state the working area, axis speeds, positioning accuracy, machine weight or the control. Anyone matching the C Series to a specific job should get the bed size and the supply requirements from Bodor for the 3 kW machine before committing.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Max Sheet Thickness Mild Steel | 10 mm (3 kW configuration) |
| Max Sheet Thickness Stainless | 6 mm (3 kW configuration) |
| Max Sheet Thickness Aluminum | 6 mm (3 kW configuration) |
| Max Sheet Thickness Copper | 3 mm |
| Max Sheet Thickness Brass | 3 mm |
Specifications sourced from bodor.com — verified 2026-10-03
Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- 10 mm mild steel capacity in the 3 kW configuration
- Copper and brass are both listed, at 3 mm, alongside steel and aluminum
- Stainless and aluminum share one 6 mm limit at 3 kW, which keeps job planning simple across the two
Limitations
- Stainless and aluminum stop at 6 mm in the 3 kW configuration
- Copper and brass are limited to 3 mm
- The published table gives no working area, speed, accuracy or weight
Best For
Frequently Asked Questions
01
In the 3 kW configuration Bodor gives 10 mm for mild steel, 6 mm for stainless and 6 mm for aluminum. Copper and brass are each given at 3 mm. No figures are published for other power levels in the table.
02
Yes, within a narrow range. Bodor's table gives a maximum sheet thickness of 3 mm for copper and 3 mm for brass. That is half the 6 mm stated for stainless and aluminum, so these two metals are thin-gauge work on this machine.
03
Bodor's table for the series does not state it. The only published rows are the five thickness limits, so bed size, travel speeds, accuracy and weight all have to be requested for the specific machine.