Buyer's Guides & Resources
Plain-spoken guides for anyone specifying a fiber laser machine — how to choose power, sheet versus tube, assist gas, laser welding versus MIG/TIG, and what buying in Canada actually involves.
No sign-up, no gated PDFs — just the reasoning we'd walk a buyer through on the phone, written down. Start with the buyer's guide if you're early in the process, or jump to the category that fits what you cut.
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Guides by machine type
Fiber Laser Sheet Cutting
How sheet cutting works, choosing assist gas (oxygen, nitrogen, or air) for edge quality and cost, decoding bed formats like 3015 and 4020, and matching power and enclosure to how you run — across ProCut, PowerCut, and UltraCut.
Read the guide →Fiber Laser Tube Cutting
How tube cutting works, why it displaces the saw-and-grind workflow, sizing by diameter, length, and power, why the third chuck matters, and choosing between the TubeCut Double Chuck and Triple Chuck platforms.
Read the guide →Fiber Laser Welding
What laser welding actually does, how it compares with MIG and TIG on spatter, speed, and cleanup, materials and thickness by power level, and why an air-cooled machine changes the installation.
Read the guide →Equipment Financing
Lease, loan, and deferred-payment options for Canadian manufacturers — terms, what qualifies, and how financing in Canadian dollars removes exchange-rate risk between quote and delivery.
See financing options →Support & ownership
Service & Support
What Canadian support should include — on-site installation and commissioning, operator training, warranty on parts and labour, and remote diagnostics from our Toronto team.
See what's included →Parts & Consumables
Genuine wear parts and consumables — lenses, nozzles, ceramic holders, and cutting-head components — stocked in Canada for next-business-day delivery.
Browse parts →Still Have Questions?
Tell us what you cut and how much of it — we'll recommend the right machine, power level, and configuration at no cost.