Q Series Tube Laser Cutting Machines
We build the Q Series for general tube work. Compare a standard, Y or L configuration against your tube mix, remnant target and loading method; final figures belong in your written quotation.

Is the Q Series suitable for your tube mix?
Q is our general-purpose tube laser series. Send the material grade, outside diameter, wall thickness, hole pattern, part length and remnant target. The stated 1500–6000 W power range is a reference; we check the actual power and chuck configuration against your tube before recommending a model.
How do Q configurations differ?
Q12 and Q16 are the standard paths; Q12Y and Q16Y are short-tail front-chuck paths; Q12Y-L and Q16Y-L are the L paths for a zero-remnant target. We confirm the tube range, chuck setup and achievable remnant on the actual configuration rather than treating one series number as a guarantee.
Q12

Q12Y

Q12Y-L

Q16

Q16Y

Q16Y-L

What must be confirmed for loading and control?
Easy-Cut is included with our own tube-cutting machine. We state the quoted laser power, chuck capacity and loading arrangement, whether a manual rack, an N Series automatic rack or another confirmed setup. MBS chucks, Hanli chillers, AirTAC pneumatics, Jinhe guide blocks, Taiwan Liangchi/Jingte Y-axis racks and MEAN WELL electrical parts are named in the supplied component material. Laser source, cutting head, control system, reducer and servo motor brands vary by machine: we list each in the order-specific written quotation and do not issue a price without those names. The control setup can combine no-drawing programming, standard tube cutting and nesting; the actual combination is confirmed in the written quotation. Spare copper nozzles (5) and lower protective lenses (5) are listed in the supplied component material; exact delivered quantities follow the order-specific list.
How will your remnant and cut goals be checked?
We normally make a free sample cut on your tube or material of the same specification that you approve. For the quoted Q configuration, ask us to show cut-edge and hole photos plus the measured remnant, scrap and cycle-time estimate. The result depends on the actual tube and feed setup; without your material, figures remain references.
What is the next step toward a written quote?
Start with a part photo, diameter, or material and wall thickness, plus a contact method. We reply within one working day, review the application and normally arrange a free sample cut before sending a separate written quotation. You can receive a quote without shipping tube, with untested results explained during review.
Which figures are references for this series?
Reference figures for this series — final configuration is confirmed from your tube data during the RFQ.
These are standard-chuck reference ranges. For Q12 variants, I-beam, channel and angle sections are listed up to 75 mm; Q16 variants list I-beam and channel up to size 10. Special profiles must fit within chuck-jaw length. Custom jaws may be specified beyond the standard chuck range. We confirm the section, jaw setup and actual remnant 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.