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For metal fabrication businesses, choosing the right laser cutting machine means finding a balance between cutting performance, production needs, and equipment cost. These were important topics for AORE LASER at FABTECH USA 2026, where the company met industry visitors and presented its sheet metal and tube cutting solutions.
The exhibition took place from October 21 to 23 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. At Booth C7837, AORE LASER displayed its PU Series sheet metal laser cutting machine, V24 tube laser cutting machine, and HW handheld laser welding machine.
The show also brought a clear business result. AORE LASER signed orders for multiple 10kW laser cutting machines on site, marking an important step in its work with customers in the U.S. market.
Laser power is one of the key factors when selecting a cutting machine. However, the best choice also depends on the type of metal, material thickness, part design, and expected workload.
For companies handling regular metal-cutting jobs, a 10kW fiber laser cutting machine is worth considering when higher cutting capacity is needed. Before choosing a machine, buyers should also consider the cutting results they need, the materials they use most often, and how the equipment will fit into their current production process.
The multiple 10kW machine orders signed at FABTECH were a key result of AORE LASER's participation. They also highlighted the importance of matching equipment choices with real production needs.
AORE LASER also introduced equipment for other common metalworking tasks.
The PU Series laser cutting machine is designed for sheet metal cutting and offers power options from 3kW to 12kW. Its enclosed structure and fume extraction system help keep the cutting area more controlled.
For businesses that process pipes and profiles, the V24 tube laser cutting machine handles round, square, and rectangular tubes, as well as suitable open profiles. Its automatic centering system helps position the material before cutting.
The HW handheld laser welding machine offers an alternative for workshops that need a flexible welding tool for various metal parts.
Together, these machines give metalworking businesses several equipment options to consider based on their products and daily work.
FABTECH 2026 has come to an end, but the discussions and work started at the show can continue. We look forward to staying in touch with customers and partners in the United States and helping more metal fabrication businesses find suitable laser processing equipment.
To learn more about AORE LASER's machines, visit our website or contact our team for product details and a quotation.
