Add Laser Cutting to an Existing Flame Line
We assess laser addition to an existing flame-cutting line. The original line, controls, retained components and new laser scope must be reviewed before we can quote an upgrade.

Is your existing flame line a suitable starting point?
This offer is for an existing flame-cutting line whose owner wants us to assess adding laser cutting rather than replacing the whole line. Tell us what the line cuts now, which controls it uses and what cut-edge issue you want to address. We do not assume every flame line or controller can be upgraded.
What defines the proposed upgrade scope?
We inspect the retained flame-line components and identify the laser equipment, interfaces and work that would be added. The written quotation must separate what stays in place, what we supply and what is outside the upgrade; the actual component brands are named for that order.
How will the proposed change be validated?
Composite follows our application review and normally includes a free sample cut on your actual tube or same-specification material you approve. We review cut edge, remnant and cycle-time estimate for the proposed arrangement. Shipping sample tube to Foshan is at your cost; any sample return is agreed in writing. We do not claim a general improvement without testing your workpiece.
How are warranty and service scoped for the upgrade?
The written quotation gives separate warranty and service terms for the parts and work in this upgrade. It distinguishes new laser components from the retained flame line; the complete-machine warranty for our own tube lasers does not automatically apply. Installation and response terms are written for the job.
What should you send for the first review?
Send a way to reach you and one tube clue: a part photo, tube diameter, or material and wall thickness. Include the existing line model, controller information and photos if you have them; our engineer can request anything missing.
Which figures are references for this series?
Reference figures for this series — final configuration is confirmed from your tube data during the RFQ.
Ready to test your tube and configuration?
We can review a real tube part, normally arrange a free sample cut and prepare a separate written quotation after the configuration is set.