EuroBLECH 2026
Date:
Location: Hanover/Germany
Taking automated plasma cutting to the next level
Automated cutting systems deliver precise and productive results – but when different machining tasks require a change in torch configuration, the automated process can be interrupted.
At EuroBLECH 2026, Kjellberg Finsterwalde will demonstrate how plasma cutting, robotics and automated torch changing can be combined to create a continuous production process. The focus will be on the iQ-Series and the Q-Torch Auto Change System.
Automatically interchangeable torch heads allow different machining tasks to be integrated into the production process. The required torch heads are kept ready in flexibly positioned docks and can be prepared outside the running cutting process. This reduces manual intervention and supports high system availability.
What we will demonstrate
iQ 4500 and robotic plasma cutting
The plasma cutting system is integrated into a robotic application, combining high-performance plasma technology with automated motion control.
Q-Torch Auto Change System
Automatically interchangeable torch heads enable different machining tasks to be integrated into the production process without manual torch head changes.
CUTFIRE-Series
Compact air plasma cutting systems for manual and mechanised cutting using compressed air.
More about automation in plasma cutting
Different cutting currents and machining tasks place different demands on the torch head and consumables. This is why automation in plasma cutting needs to go beyond CNC or robotic motion alone.
Find out more about the technologies used in our Know-how Centre and on our product pages.
Further information