Everlast RedSabre 6000 Industrial Fibre Laser Welder | 3 Phase

The Everlast RedSabre 6000 is a 6000 W handheld fibre laser welder for heavy-duty industrial fabrication, where conventional MIG or TIG welding can limit productivity. It gives fast travel speeds, reduced distortion and up to 12 mm single-pass penetration in mild and stainless steel, with strong, fully fused welds and minimal post-weld clean-up when used with the included wire feeder.

Designed for 400 V three-phase power, it is supplied as a complete package with everything needed to start welding, excluding shielding gas and filler wire.

Features

• 6000 W fibre laser source
• High-performance optical pump system
• Class 4 industrial fibre laser
• Water-cooled system
• Integrated 4-roll digital wire feeder, filler wire 0.8–1.6 mm
• Optional dual wire feeder available for increased weld width
• Capable of autogenous (fusion) welding without filler wire
• 100% duty cycle for continuous industrial operation
• Travel speeds up to 125 mm/second, depending on material thickness and welding parameters

Specifications

• Laser type: Continuous Wave (CW) fibre laser
• Laser output: 6000 W
• Input power: 400 V three phase, 50 Hz
• Rated input: 23 kVA
• Cooling: closed-loop water cooling
• Wire size: 0.8–1.6 mm
• Shielding gas: argon or nitrogen (N₂)
• Cutting gas: compressed air or nitrogen (N₂)
• Recommended gas flow: approximately 14 L/min
• Fibre cable length: 10 m
• Maximum single-pass weld, mild steel & stainless steel: 12 mm
• Maximum single-pass weld, aluminium: 8 mm

Actual weld capacity depends on joint design, material type, welding position and operator technique.

What's Included

• Laser-rated safety glasses
• 4-roll digital wire feeder
• Drive rolls for 0.8–1.6 mm wire
• 10 m fibre optic cable
• Continuous-wave handheld laser welding gun
• Power transformer
• Industrial water chiller

Safety Information

The RedSabre 6000 is a Class 4 fibre laser, the highest laser hazard classification. Appropriate laser safety procedures must always be followed.

• Laser radiation is invisible and can cause serious eye and skin injury.
• Only use laser safety glasses specifically rated for the 1080 nm wavelength used by this machine.
• Standard welding helmets and conventional welding lenses must not be used as laser eye protection.
• Suitable laser safety barriers or enclosed work areas should be used to prevent accidental exposure.
• Operators should receive appropriate laser safety training before operating the machine.

For workplaces with employees, New Zealand health and safety legislation may require additional risk assessments, operator training and laser safety procedures. Consult your health and safety advisor and insurance provider to make sure your facility meets all applicable requirements before commissioning the machine.