Mazak Tech Tips

Mazak's Tech Tips are here to help laser-cutting customers with quick reference sheets on ways to maximize laser performance.

  • Maintenance Recommendations for Fiber Lasers
    Fabricators invest significant time and resources into purchasing equipment for their business. Like most major equipment investments, regular maintenance is key for improving machine longevity. Here are a few things fabricators can do to keep their laser-cutting machine running smoothly.
  • Preview 3 and Preview G Battery Replacement
    There are two different types of batteries—backup batteries for encoders and relocation batteries—that need to be replaced every 2,000 hours or when warning alarms appear. Follow the instructions to successfully change these batteries.
  • Orange Support App Puts Service at Your Fingertips
    Mazak Optonics strives to provide customers the highest level of service and support in a timely manner. The Orange Support app was developed for that reason—to simplify and streamline customer support. Download the Orange Support app to submit service requests, live stream support, access service history, view training resources, and more.
  • How to Program Jobs Using Scheduler
    Sometimes automation is not a realistic option for companies due to budgetary concerns, lack of space, or simply because the company is “not quite there yet”. For customers who wish to keep up their high production volume with limited resources, Scheduler is a great addition when planning a more effective production.
  • Pre-Installation Checklist
    Prepare for the installation of a Mazak laser-cutting machine and help maximize laser performance with this pre-installation checklist.
  • Optimize Secondary Processes with 3D Programming
    Efficiently utilize the expanded functionalities of 3D tube machines with Mazak's FX Tube software
  • Implementing Flash Cutting
    Reduce processing times while still maintaining cut quality and accuracy
  • Cutting Corners and Small Features
    Achieve high accuracy and optimal efficiency when cutting sharp corners, holes and other small features.
  • How To Use the Nozzle Centering Camera
    Reduce setup time and eliminate tape shots when utilizing the nozzle centering camera
  • Setup for Non-Metal and Expanded Metal
    How to configure your torch height coordinates on your laser-cutting machine when cutting non-metal and expanded metal materials
  • Understanding Nitrogen Cutting on Fiber Lasers
    How focal position and feedrate are essential for high quality cutting with a fiber laser-cutting
  • Three Methods for Restarting Programs
    When programs need to be restarted on a Mazak laser, operators can utilize three different methods to efficiently resume laser-cutting