Revolutionary Kimla laser and waterjet cutting machines now in the UK
Two of the most advanced laser and waterjet cutting systems on the market from Polish fibre laser manufacturer, Kimla, are now on display in the UK after being installed at MBA Engineering – Kimla’s exclusive distribution partner in the UK.
The Kimla powercut 6kW LF1530 full linear fibre laser machine andimla streamcut 4121 50hp waterjet have been installed at MBA Engineering – supplier of industry-leading machinery solutions, consumables and support services – to demonstrate the unparalleled performance of the Kimla equipment and how efficiently projects can be carried out companies to competitor machinery.The MBA Engineering team is inviting clientele to visit the facility and witness first-hand how the demo machines compare to their current machinery, from both cutting speed and accuracy perspectives.
Kimla systems boast accuracies of 0.03mm, making it some of the most accurate cutting technology available on the market. The fibre laser now housed at MBA Engineering features a 3000mm x 1500mm bed and changing table, while the waterjet has a 4000mm x 2000mm bed, making them ideal options for manufacturers which require the most precise cutting options available.
Bradley McBain, managing director of MBA Engineering, said: “Allowing customers to see the Kimla machines performing first-hand in our facility is a great asset to have. We hope that any clients visiting our site will not only get a taste for MBA Engineering and the support, refurbishment and transport services we have to offer, but also how the Kimla machines we distribute exclusively in the UK can offer unrivalled accuracies and speeds.
“From machine moves and automation solutions, to consumables sales and we’re proud to offer full-service solutions which go hand-in-hand with the efficiency and accuracies the Kimla machines can demonstrate in our very own showroom.”
MBA Engineering specialises in supplying machinery and consumables for metal fabrication and is the exclusive partner of the revolutionary Kimla fibre laser systems in the UK.