Industrial Fiber Laser Cutting Machines: Stop turning down work because your machine can't keep up.
Sheet. Tube. Bending. Welding. Automated. We size the machine to your shop on a call, not from a brochure.
Most shops don't have a cutting problem. They have a productivity problem.
Plasma leaves you grinding. Outsourcing leaves you waiting four weeks. A real laser finishes the part the moment the cut is done: weld-ready, bend-ready, out the door. That's the difference between running a shop and running a machine that runs the shop for you.
What do you actually run?
Pick the machine that matches the work. We'll size it on a call.
You're not buying a laser. You're buying production.
A machine that runs at 60-70% capacity all day outlives the one you babied. An operator who's actually producing beats one who's still "in training." A payment you can write off beats a hire you can't. We don't sell machines. We build shops that produce.
Three ways to do this. One is built for production.
Impressive booths. Expensive ownership. Service contracts as a profit center. You pay for the overhead.
On-site engineer install. Trained until you're producing. Critical parts stocked in Flomaton, AL. Half the price. Double the warranty.
Low sticker. High risk. No North American support. Troubleshooting across an ocean at 2 a.m.
No surprises. No nickel-and-diming.
We don't leave until you're producing. Not demonstrating. Producing.
You pay more upfront for independence. You don't pay forever for dependency.
Lenses, nozzles, the parts that keep you cutting: included.
Permanently licensed. No subscription. No renewal.
Annealed, heat-treated, machined in-house. UL-listed electronics.
Double what the big names give you. From the date of install.
"One guy now runs a week of cutting in a single day, and spends the rest on higher-value work."
Verified Customer · PB Lasers
"We went from seventeen pieces down to five. It completely changed how we build."
Verified Customer · PB Lasers
Why we do this.
America ranks tenth in manufacturing productivity. We think the fix is simple: put real laser capability within reach of every shop that wants to produce. More cutting, machine breakdowns, and straight talk on the PB Lasers YouTube channel.
Buying a laser? Read these first.
The pricing guide nobody else will publish: what drives the price, and the ownership costs that never show up on the quote.
Sheet vs. tube vs. combo, how many kilowatts you actually need, and ten questions to ask any laser vendor.
Your outsourcing spend, your wages, your floor: run the machine payment against your own numbers.
What unattended production actually takes, what breaks it at 2 a.m., and the staged path to a laser that works while you sleep.
Let's find out if this is the right machine for your shop.
An engineer reviews it, not a sales rep. No pressure. No spec-sheet avalanche.