GF LASER P 600 U
Key Specifications
X Travel
Y Travel
Z Travel
a axis tilt
b axis table diameter
b axis speed
How much does the GF LASER P 600 U cost?
Estimated price range
Our best estimate for a cnc laser cutting machine in this class — not a quote from GF Machining Solutions. Configuration moves it a long way.
Overview
The LASER P 600 U is a five-axis laser machine with 600 x 460 x 830 mm of X, Y and Z travel, an A axis tilting from -55° to +135° and a B axis on a 180 mm diameter table that turns at 160°/s. The source is an Ytterbium pulsed fiber laser offered at 20 / 50 / 100 W.
The tall Z axis defines it. With 830 mm of Z and a five-axis machining volume of diameter 370 x 530 mm, it takes parts that stand high on the rotary table, and the workpiece limit is 75 kg. The LASER P 400, by comparison, has 300 mm of Z travel and limits five-axis parts to 4 kg, so this is the machine for heavier and taller parts in full five-axis work.
Three focal lengths are listed: 100 / 160 / 254 mm. A short focal length gives a smaller spot for fine engraving; the 254 mm lens gives more working distance and depth of field on contoured parts, with a larger spot. Matching lens and laser power to the job is part of the specification.
The machine measures 2,050 x 2,280 x 2,770 mm, weighs ~5,000 kg and draws 4 kW max. The figures are the listed ones and have not been matched to a current GF page. The maximum workpiece row reads 420 x 540 mm without saying which two dimensions it gives.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| X-Axis Travel | 600 mm (23.6 in) |
| Y-Axis Travel | 460 mm (18.1 in) |
| Z-Axis Travel | 830 mm (32.7 in) |
| A Axis Tilt | -55° to +135° |
| B Axis Table Diameter | 180 mm (7.1 in) |
| B Axis Speed | 160°/s |
| Max 5axis Machining Volume | Diameter 370 x 530 mm (14.6 x 20.9 in) |
| Max Workpiece Volume | 420 x 540 mm (16.5 x 21.3 in) |
| Max Workpiece Weight | 75 kg (165 lb) |
| Laser Type | Ytterbium pulsed fiber laser |
| Laser Power Options | 20 / 50 / 100 W |
| Focal Lengths | 100 / 160 / 254 mm |
| Machine Dimensions | 2,050 x 2,280 x 2,770 mm (80.7 x 89.8 x 109.0 in) |
| Machine Weight | ~5,000 kg (11,023 lb) |
| Power Consumption | 4 kW max |
Specifications compiled from manufacturer literature and industry references. Not independently verified against a published spec sheet — confirm with the manufacturer or an authorised dealer before making a purchasing decision.
Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- 830 mm of Z travel and a five-axis volume of diameter 370 x 530 mm for tall parts
- 75 kg workpiece limit, against 4 kg in five-axis work on the LASER P 400
- A axis from -55° to +135° and a B axis turning at 160°/s
- Ytterbium pulsed fiber laser at 20 / 50 / 100 W with 100 / 160 / 254 mm focal lengths
- Power consumption of 4 kW max
Limitations
- The B-axis table is 180 mm in diameter, so larger parts need fixtures that overhang it
- Only an Ytterbium pulsed fiber laser is listed; the table shows no femtosecond source
- At ~5,000 kg and 2,770 mm tall, the machine is heavy and high for 600 x 460 mm of X-Y travel
- The maximum workpiece row (420 x 540 mm) does not say which dimensions it describes
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Frequently Asked Questions
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X 600 mm, Y 460 mm and Z 830 mm. The A axis tilts from -55° to +135° and the B axis rotates a 180 mm diameter table at 160°/s. The five-axis machining volume is diameter 370 x 530 mm.
02
The LASER P 400 has the same 600 mm of X but 400 mm of Y and 300 mm of Z, and in five-axis work it takes 4 kg. The LASER P 600 U has 460 mm of Y and 830 mm of Z and takes parts up to 75 kg.
03
An Ytterbium pulsed fiber laser at 20 / 50 / 100 W, with focal lengths of 100 / 160 / 254 mm. Shorter focal lengths give a smaller spot for fine detail; the longest gives more stand-off on deep or curved surfaces.
04
It measures 2,050 x 2,280 x 2,770 mm and weighs ~5,000 kg. Power consumption is listed as 4 kW max. Check door and ceiling height for the 2,770 mm machine height before delivery.
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