LVD Strippit QX-L

Q: How much does the LVD Strippit QX-L cost?

The price estimate for the LVD Strippit QX-L is uncertain: we have no price for it that we can cite and no estimate we can stand behind, so we give no figure. Configuration, tooling, automation and installation move the final price substantially. A specific price can be requested at https://machinetoolindex.com/machines/lvd-strippit-qx-l#price; the request is passed to LVD or an authorised dealer.

Specs verified 2026-10-05 · lvdgroup.com Updated 2026-10-05

LVD Strippit QX-L punch-laser combination machine

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Key Specifications

max sheet size

3,050 x 1,525 mm (120.1 x 60.0 in)

sheet thickness

0.5 to 3 mm (0.02 to 0.12 in)

max sheet weight at 100 percent

70 kg (154 lb)

tonnage

20 Metric - Single Punch Head – T style

tool magazine

20 pockets Magazine (up to 200 tools)

work clamps

3 - Programmable

How much does the LVD Strippit QX-L cost?

Price estimate

Uncertain

We do not have a price for the LVD Strippit QX-L that we can stand behind, so we show no number. Configuration, options and installation move the final price a long way: a quote is the reliable figure.

Overview

The LVD Strippit QX-L is the mid-range member of LVD's punch-laser line, and its specification makes clear what that means: sheet from 0.5 to 3 mm (0.02 to 0.12 in) thick and up to 70 kg (154 lb) in weight. It is a thin-sheet machine. Within that band it punches, forms and laser cuts a 3,050 x 1,525 mm (120.1 x 60.0 in) sheet with a single 20-ton punch head and a 4 kW fiber laser.

The thickness window is the figure to check first. The Strippit PX-L, by comparison, is listed for punching up to 6.35 mm and carries up to 150 kg on its brush table. A shop that works only light-gauge sheet loses nothing by the limit; one that also runs heavier material will.

The punch head follows the PX pattern. A magazine of 20 pockets holds T-style tooling, all stations index a full 360 degrees and take tools up to 90 mm, and with multitools the count rises to as many as 200 tools. Auto-index speed tops out at 120 rpm, and a tool change takes 3 to 7 sec. Forms as high as 75 mm are possible. Hit rates are 900 hpm at 1 mm centers and 425 hpm at 25 mm centers, with a combined axis traverse speed of 110 m/min.

On the laser side, an auto-focus cutting head sets focal position and beam diameter itself and has automatic crash protection. Punched parts leave through a programmable 474 x 525 mm (18.7 x 20.7 in) drop door; a 292 x 525 mm (11.5 x 20.7 in) drop door for laser-cut parts is optional.

Three programmable clamps use LVD's Smart Clamp logic, and an Energy Reduction System limits power use. The published table is shorter than for the other two combination machines: it gives no accuracy, feed clearance or power-consumption rows.

Full Specifications

Parameter	Value
Max Sheet Size	3,050 x 1,525 mm (120.1 x 60.0 in)
Sheet Thickness	0.5 to 3 mm (0.02 to 0.12 in)
Max Sheet Weight at 100 Percent	70 kg (154 lb)
Tonnage	20 Metric - Single Punch Head – T style
Tool Magazine	20 pockets Magazine (up to 200 tools)
Work Clamps	3 - Programmable
Tool Change Time	3 to 7 sec
Auto Index Speed	120 rpm
Max Positioning Speed	110 m/min
Max Hit Rate 25mm	425 hpm at 25 mm centers
Max Hit Rate 1mm	900 hpm at 1 mm centers
Laser Power	4 kW
Punching Drop Door	474 x 525 mm (18.7 x 20.7 in)
Laser Drop Door	Optional, 292 x 525 mm (11.5 x 20.7 in)

Specifications sourced from lvdgroup.com — verified 2026-10-05

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths

Punching, forming and 4 kW laser cutting on a 3,050 x 1,525 mm (120.1 x 60.0 in) sheet
20-pocket magazine with full 360 degrees indexing and up to 200 tools
Forming up to 75 mm, including countersinks, tabs, knockouts, louvers and continuous embosses
Auto-focus laser cutting head with automatic crash protection
Programmable 474 x 525 mm (18.7 x 20.7 in) drop door for punched parts

Limitations

Sheet thickness is limited to 0.5 to 3 mm (0.02 to 0.12 in)
Maximum sheet weight is 70 kg (154 lb), against 150 kg on the Strippit PX-L
The 292 x 525 mm drop door for laser-cut parts is optional
110 m/min traverse and 3 to 7 sec. tool change are slower than the 130 m/min and 3 - 6.5 sec. of the Strippit PX-L
LVD publishes no accuracy or power-consumption figures for this model

Best For

Thin sheet from 0.5 to 3 mm Parts needing both formed features and laser-cut contours Sheets up to 3,050 x 1,525 mm and 70 kg Shops adding combination processing at mid-range capacity

Frequently Asked Questions

01 What thickness of sheet can the Strippit QX-L process?

LVD's specification gives a sheet thickness of 0.5 to 3 mm (0.02 to 0.12 in) and a maximum sheet weight of 70 kg (154 lb). That is a narrower range than the Strippit PX-L, which punches up to 6.35 mm.

02 How does the Strippit QX-L differ from the Strippit PX-L?

Both pair a single 20-station punch head with a 4 kW laser. The Strippit QX-L is limited to 3 mm sheet and 70 kg, traverses at 110 m/min and is described by LVD as mid-range. The Strippit PX-L punches up to 6.35 mm, carries up to 150 kg, positions at 130 m/min and has a larger chute for laser-cut parts.

03 How many tools does it hold?

The magazine has 20 pockets of T-style tooling, and with multitools LVD quotes up to 200 tools. All 20 stations are direct-drive and index a full 360 degrees, at up to 120 rpm, and they accept tool diameters up to 90 mm. A tool change takes 3 to 7 sec.

04 How do parts leave the machine?

Punched parts drop through a programmable door of 474 x 525 mm (18.7 x 20.7 in) into a parts bin. For laser-cut parts LVD lists an optional drop door of 292 x 525 mm (11.5 x 20.7 in). Scrap conveyors and automation such as Compact Autoload, a bin-sort system or the Compact Tower can be added.

05 What forming can it do?

LVD lists high forms up to 75 mm, countersinks, tabs, knockouts, louvers and continuous embosses. The ram control is fully programmable and optimises the ram motion automatically. A spot lubrication system for forms is among the options.