Equipment catalog

This catalog focuses on tube cutting, combined tube-and-sheet work and structural profiles. Use the shape and dimensions of your incoming material to choose where to begin. Record wall thickness, material grade, stock length and the finished parts you need before comparing the different series. Keep distinct sections as separate entries in your brief.

VIT, VIT-A and VIT-F belong to the tube laser cutting category. Open each series to see its named models and listed data. Compare those entries against the same requirements sheet, then ask which configuration applies to your workpiece. The series name is a route into the specification, not a substitute for the model details.

VIE-T, VIF-T and VIP-T are listed in the combined category. Prepare both the sheet requirements and the tube requirements if you are reviewing this format. Ask about the proposed setup, configuration and handling arrangements for each type of work. Make the normal mix of jobs clear in your inquiry.

Use the V100 page for its own structural steel profile specification. Review the processing range, loading information, workpiece load capacity and axis fields together. Supply the profile drawing and identify the features to be cut. Avoid carrying a value from a different tube series into a V100 comparison.

Send the model links with section drawings, incoming and finished lengths, quantities and your installation destination. Add any questions about selected components and loading or unloading equipment. Ask which configuration and supplied scope the quotation covers so the proposal can be compared with the requirements you prepared. Keep the same drawing revision throughout.