AutoFeed Cut service
AutoFeed Cut keeps your sheet loading and laser cutting workflow consistent and safe. Here’s how to maintain, inspect and service your system for reliable uptime.
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Daily and weekly checks for AutoFeed Cut
Sticking to a routine makes your AutoFeed Cut run reliably. Operators should inspect critical items at the start of each shift and at least once a week for deeper cleaning or part changes. Dust and debris can build up quickly in South African fabrication shops, so never let it wait for a fault.
Always stop and lock out the machine before any inspection or cleaning. Record issues in your log, and never ignore signs of abnormal movement, jammed sheets or strange noises from the loader or actuator arms.
- Check the protective window and nozzle for spatter or dust
- Wipe sensors and confirm all safety interlocks function
- Clean and inspect sheet clamps and loader rollers
- Check and empty extraction filters and dust bins
- Top up chiller coolant (use correct type for your region)
- Inspect loader rails for signs of misalignment or wear
Scheduled service by FibreLaser SA technicians
An AutoFeed Cut running next to a CutLine 1500 benefits from regular scheduled attention. Our technician team will inspect drive belts, calibrate sensor positions, lubricate moving parts, and verify the interface with your CutLine bed. This also covers firmware updates and safety circuit checks.
Plan full service visits every 3 to 6 months, depending on workshop hours and material throughput. We coordinate with your production to minimise downtime. Keep your service log and handover notes ready so our team can spot long-term wear or recurring issues.
Consumables and spares for smooth operation
For uninterrupted sheet loading, keep critical consumables and spare parts at hand. Workshops in outlying areas should plan for longer delivery and keep a slightly larger shelf stock.
Typical items to keep ready are protective windows, nozzles, extraction filters, lubrication oil for loader rails, and any fuse or relay specified in your maintenance guide. Worn clamps and rollers can stop production: inspect them frequently and replace before failure.
- Protective windows and nozzles
- Loader rail lubricant
- Extraction and dust filters
- Sheet clamps and rollers
- Fuses and relays (as per guide)
What to send FibreLaser SA when problems occur
When the system jams, alarms or loads sheets incorrectly, quick diagnosis starts with the right information. Use our contact form to send a clear description of the fault and what changed since the last good run.
Include the full system name (AutoFeed Cut for CutLine), serial number, photos of the affected area, and samples of the affected material or nest brief. If possible, attach images of any alarms on the controller. The more we know about the context, the easier it is to help you get back on track.
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