Frame and bed fabrication
The bed and gantry are cut, welded and machined in-house, then squared and levelled before anything is mounted on them. The frame decides how the machine cuts for the next ten years.
About EUREKA
We build the machines
we sell
EUREKA is a laser equipment workshop, not a reseller. Frames, assembly, wiring and testing all happen under one roof — and every machine leaves with export packing and remote commissioning included.
- Sheet cutting
- Tube cutting
- Sheet & tube
- Fully enclosed
- Welding
- Cleaning
- Marking
- 7machine families
- 1.5–60 kWlaser power range
- 4working languages
- 24 hreply, working days
These are our own photos — and you can ask for a live video walkthrough of the workshop any time.
01 — Who we are
A laser workshop, not a trading desk
EUREKA designs and builds fiber laser systems for sheet and tube cutting, welding, cleaning and marking. The workshop covers the full build — frame fabrication, mechanical assembly, wiring and testing — so the machine you receive is the one we assembled and ran ourselves.
Because we build rather than resell, changes are possible. Bed size, laser power, enclosure, exchange tables, tube chucks and the parameters your material needs are decided at build time, not negotiated with a third party.
The machines go to fabrication shops, kitchen-equipment makers, signage workshops and metal furniture producers. We support them in English, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian — the same four languages this site runs in.
02 — Inside the workshop
What actually happens in the workshop
Five stages, from bare steel to a packed machine. You can ask for photos or video at any of them.
Mechanical assembly
Rails, racks, the cutting head, chucks and exchange tables are fitted and aligned to the frame — the stage where straightness and repeatability are set.
Electrical and wiring
Control cabinet, laser source, chiller, gas lines and safety interlocks are wired and labelled, and the electrical drawings are prepared for your maintenance team.
Testing and trial cut
Every machine is powered up, the laser is tested, and a trial cut is run on real material before the machine is signed off. This is the stage most customers ask to see.
Export packing
The machine is cleaned, protected against moisture, fixed to a steel base and packed for sea freight. Packing list, machine documents and drawings travel with it.
Most customers ask for the trial-cut video at stage four — a short clip of their own part being cut, with the parameters we used. Ask for it and we will send it.
03 — What we build
Seven machine families, one platform
Sheet and tube cutting, fully enclosed cells, welding, cleaning and marking — each one configured around the parts you actually make.
Sheet Cutting
Open-bed flatbed cutters for standard 3 × 1.5 m plate, with exchange-table options.
Tube Cutting
Long-bed machines with rotary chucks for round, square and profile tube.
Sheet & Tube
One frame, both jobs — flat sheet and tube on the same machine.
Fully Enclosed
Sealed cutting cells for shops that need fume control and a clean floor.
Laser Welding
Handheld welding units for stainless, carbon steel, aluminium and galvanised sheet.
Laser Cleaning
Pulsed cleaning for rust, paint, oxide and weld pre-treatment.
Laser Marking
Fiber marking for serial numbers, logos and tool identification.
Not sure which one?
Send us the part you make. We will tell you which family fits — and which configuration inside it.
Browse all machines04 — How we work with you
From drawing to first production run
Seven steps. Three of them happen before you commit to anything — a cutting video, a configuration and a price.
Send your part or drawing
DXF, DWG, STEP, IGES or a PDF with dimensions. Tell us the material, the thickness and what the part has to do.
Application check
We match laser power, bed size and tooling to the job — and say so if a different configuration fits better.
Cutting video and quote
We cut your part on the closest machine we have and send the video with the parameters we used, the configuration and the price.
Order and production
Contract and production slot confirmed. You get photos and video while your machine is being built.
Trial cut and inspection
Your machine is run and trial-cut before packing. Third-party inspection is welcome at this point.
Packing and shipping
Packed for sea freight, documents prepared, shipping arranged to your port.
Commissioning and support
We commission the machine remotely with your team, in your language, and stay reachable for the first production runs.
Not sure where you are?
Send whatever you have — a photo of the part is enough to start.
Ask an engineer05 — Quality & verification
Don't take our word for it
Two things matter before a machine is loaded into a container: that it works, and that you can check that it works. Here is what we do about both.
Before the machine is packed
- Laser source powered up — beam and output power tested
- Trial cut on your material and thickness, with the parameters recorded
- Axis travel, squareness and repeatability checked
- Gas, chiller, extraction and safety interlocks verified
- Packing and fixing checked before the container is closed
Three ways to check us
Live video walkthrough
Book a call and we walk the workshop with you on video — including the machine being built for you.
Cutting video of your own part
Send a drawing. We cut it, film it and send the parameters along with the clip.
Third-party inspection
You are welcome to appoint your own inspector before the machine is packed.
06 — After delivery
What happens after the machine arrives
Commissioning, spare parts and documentation are part of the delivery — not an upsell at the end of the invoice.
Remote commissioning
We commission the machine together with your team over video — power-up, alignment and the first trial cut — in English, Spanish, Portuguese or Russian.
Spare parts & consumables
Nozzles, lenses, protective windows and ceramic rings for the models we build. Send the machine's serial number and we identify the part from the file we keep for it.
Documents & handover
Packing list, electrical drawings and manuals travel with the machine. We walk your operators through daily maintenance and the first production runs.
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Reply within 24 h Working days, on WhatsApp or e-mail.
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Trial-cut video before packing Your material, recorded parameters.
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Third-party inspection welcome At our workshop, before the container.
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Four working languages EN · ES · PT · RU, from quote to commissioning.
07 — Questions buyers ask
Before you send an enquiry
Are you a factory or a trading company?
A factory. Frames, assembly, wiring and testing happen in our own workshop, and the machines are built by our own assembly team. You are welcome to see it — in person or on a live video call.
Can we visit the workshop?
Yes. Tell us when you plan to travel and we will arrange the visit. If travelling is not practical, we can walk the workshop with you on a live video call instead — same machines, same people.
Do you build machines to our configuration?
Yes. Bed size, laser power, enclosure type, exchange tables, tube chucks and other options are decided at build time. Send the parts you make and we will propose the configuration that fits them.
Can you cut a sample of our part before we order?
That is how most orders start. Send a drawing — DXF, DWG, STEP, IGES or a PDF with dimensions — together with the material and thickness. We cut it and send you the video with the parameters we used. There is no need to ship us a physical sample first.
What happens after the machine arrives at our site?
Remote commissioning is included: we work through power-up, alignment and the first trial cut together with your team, in your language. After that we stay reachable on WhatsApp and e-mail for production questions and spare parts.
How is a machine packed for shipping?
It is cleaned, protected against moisture, fixed to a steel base and packed for sea freight. The packing list, machine documents and electrical drawings travel with the machine, and we prepare the paperwork your customs broker needs.
Do you supply spare parts and consumables?
Yes — nozzles, lenses, protective windows, ceramic rings and other consumables for the models we build. We keep the parts list of every machine we ship on file, so a spare can be identified from the serial number.
Which languages does your team work in?
English, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian — the same four languages this site runs in. Enquiries, drawings and technical questions are all handled in those languages.
Talk to us
Talk to the people who build the machine
No call centre and no middle layer. Send a drawing, a photo of the part or just a question — an engineer answers.
WhatsApp — +86 19142562554
Fastest route. A photo of your part is enough to start.
[email protected]
Drawings, specifications and longer questions.
Live workshop walkthrough
See the machine being built before you commit.
