TCI Cutting

High powered collaboration for smart cutting

The German company Precitec, a world leader in manufacturing solutions in laser cutting and welding, and the Spanish company TCI Cutting, a manufacture of laser and waterjet cutting machines, automation solutions and production management software have a long-established partnership as technology partners and a deep commitment to high productivity.
1 week ago

Rage machine provides profitable power

The Rage Cut 2.0 from TCI Cutting is a high power ultra-fast laser cutting solution for thick carbon steel parts. This development ensures cutting times up to 40% faster compared to conventional laser cutting and excellent quality finishes.
4 months ago

TCI Cutting targets North America as part of its growth plans

Spanish company TCI Cutting, a leading manufacturer of laser and waterjet cutting machines, tailor-made automation solutions, as well as intelligent production management software has launched into the North American market as part of its growth and international expansion plans.
1 year ago

Laser machine upgrade

Spanish company TCI Cutting has upgraded its Smartline Fiber 3015, 2D laser cutting machine to bring even more value to customers seeking maximum flexibility and productivity in sheetmetal processing.
1 year ago

Customised laser fibre solution proves ideal for large scale cutting  

Valencia, Spain-based TCI Cutting – a specialist provider of laser, waterjet industrial cutting solutions and scalable automation technology, has installed a 12m long Speedline laser fibre cutting machine for its customer Guillén Desarrollos Industriales – a leading manufacturer of semi-trailers with a portfolio of global clients.
2 years ago

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