Mazak Super Turbo-X510
This model was not found in Yamazaki Mazak's current lineup when we checked on 2026-10-02 (lineup page). It may be a superseded or older model; the specifications below are as we last recorded them.
Key Specifications
Accuracy
Repeatability
working area
laser type
laser power
max sheet thickness mild steel
How much does the Mazak Super Turbo-X510 cost?
Estimated price range
Our best estimate for a cnc laser cutting machine in this class — not a quote from Yamazaki Mazak. Configuration moves it a long way.
Overview
The Mazak Super Turbo-X510 is a CO2 laser cutting machine, listed with a 5,000 W (5 kW) axial-flow resonator and a working area of 5100 x 2500 mm. Mazak's current lineup does not include it and it is probably an older model. No Mazak source could be matched to the table on this page, so every figure below is a listed figure that a buyer should confirm on the machine.
Being a CO2 machine shapes the whole decision. The table has a row for non-metallic materials, with thickness given as varying by material, a kind of work that is a common reason to choose a CO2 source. The resonator runs on a CO2/N2/He gas mixture, listed as sealed or flowing, so laser gas supply belongs in the site planning for this machine alongside assist gas. Ask for the resonator's maintenance records when looking at a used example.
In metal the listed limits are 25 mm in mild steel, 19 mm in stainless and 13 mm in aluminum. No copper or brass rows are listed.
The listed working area is large, and the 2,000 kg maximum sheet weight is marked in the table as an estimate for the full format, not a rated figure, so check the actual table rating before loading heavy plate. Rapids are listed at 120 m/min, positioning accuracy at ±0.05 mm and repeatability at ±0.03 mm. The control is listed as MAZATROL Laser in its CO2 variant.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Working Area | 5100 x 2500 mm |
| Laser Type | CO2 |
| Laser Power | 5,000 W (5 kW) |
| Max Sheet Thickness Mild Steel | 25 mm |
| Max Sheet Thickness Stainless | 19 mm |
| Max Sheet Thickness Aluminum | 13 mm |
| Max Sheet Thickness Non Metallic | varies by material |
| Positioning Accuracy | ±0.05 mm |
| Repeatability | ±0.03 mm |
| Max Axis Speed | 120 m/min (rapid) |
| Max Sheet Weight | 2,000 kg (estimated for full jumbo format) |
| CNC Control | MAZATROL Laser (CO2 variant) |
| Laser Source | Mazak axial-flow CO2 resonator |
| Resonator Gas | CO2/N2/He mixture (sealed or flowing) |
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
- Listed 5,000 W (5 kW) axial-flow CO2 resonator
- Large listed working area of 5100 x 2500 mm
- Listed limits of 25 mm in mild steel, 19 mm in stainless and 13 mm in aluminum
- The table includes non-metallic materials, with thickness varying by material
Limitations
- Not in Mazak's current lineup, and no Mazak source could be matched to the table
- The resonator needs a CO2/N2/He gas mixture in addition to assist gas
- The 2,000 kg sheet weight is marked as an estimate, not a rated figure
- No copper or brass thickness is listed
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Frequently Asked Questions
01
A CO2 laser. The table lists a Mazak axial-flow CO2 resonator of 5,000 W (5 kW), running on a CO2/N2/He gas mixture that is listed as sealed or flowing. The control is listed as MAZATROL Laser in its CO2 variant.
02
The listed maximums are 25 mm in mild steel, 19 mm in stainless and 13 mm in aluminum. For non-metallic materials the table says only that thickness varies by material, and it has no rows for copper or brass.
03
The listed working area is 5100 x 2500 mm. Maximum sheet weight is shown as 2,000 kg, but the table marks that as an estimate for the full format, so get the rated table load from the machine's documentation.
04
No. It is not in Mazak's current lineup and is probably an older model. The figures on this page could not be matched to a Mazak source and should be confirmed on any machine being considered.
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