Airbag Laser Cutting Machine: FocusQuantum Flat
Cut & Sew Airbag Dedicated Multi-Layer Laser Cutting Machine
A laser cutting system specifically developed for the manufacturing of cut & sew (plain weave) airbags. It achieves top-class quality control that addresses the challenges of multi-layer cutting of airbag fabrics. The cutter of the FT series, FocusQuantum, enables precise fabric cutting at 0.1mm increments and optimally controls the laser output to prevent the welding of stacked fabrics, achieving top-class performance.
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Laser cutting system developed specifically for the manufacturing of cut & sew (plain weave) airbags. ■□■Features■□■ ■ Non-contact melting by laser ensures not only prevention of fraying at the cut edges and welding effects but also achieves outstanding cutting precision. ■ Utilizes a highly regarded low-fin laser source from a world-class manufacturer. ■ Two laser heads operate simultaneously for high-speed cutting of fabric. ■ Equipped with over 200 built-in sensors, constantly connected to a call center. ■ For more details, please contact us.
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Airbag Laser Cutting Machine: FocusQuantum Flat
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Plain weave airbag manufacturing
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[Press Release] iSi Automotive introduces Lectra's laser airbag cutting solution "FocusQuantum FT6K" at its factory in Thailand.
Austrian airbag supplier iSi Automotive has introduced Lectra's cutting-edge laser airbag cutting solution, FocusQuantum FT6K, at its factory in Thailand in response to the growing global demand for airbags. For more details, please see the press release.
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Lectra signs a global contract with the South Korean automotive seat supplier, Dual.
Lectra, a technology partner for companies dealing with fabric and leather, has strengthened its partnership by signing a global agreement with Dual, a South Korean automotive parts supplier, covering the fabric seat and airbag business. For more details, please download the press release.
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Lectra announces a new brand identity.
Lectra, a technology partner for companies dealing with fabrics and leather, has announced a new brand identity that emphasizes Lectra's digitalization strategy in line with the concept of Industry 4.0 to support the business success of companies in the fashion, apparel, automotive, and furniture industries. For more details, please download the press release.
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Akihiko Tanaka has been appointed as the President and CEO of Lectra Japan.
With the expiration of Jean-Maurice Ferrouge's term, Akihiko Tanaka has been appointed as the Representative Director of Lectra Japan, Inc. For details such as his biography, please refer to the press release.
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Notice of the logo change for Lectra and the relocation of the Tokyo office.
Lectra has refreshed its logo, which has been in use for over 40 years, under a new corporate identity aimed at providing better products and services to our customers in line with the era of Industry 4.0, including IoT and SaaS. Additionally, we have relocated our Tokyo office as of December 18 to the following address: 【New Tokyo Office Address】 〒102-0072 2-6-6 Iidabashi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Hulic Iidabashi Building 9F TEL: 03-5215-1651 FAX: 03-5215-1652 We appreciate your continued support for the evolving Lectra.
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We pioneer. You lead. Founded in 1973, Lectra provides industrial intelligence technology solutions that combine SaaS solutions, cutting equipment, data, and related services for players in industries such as fashion, automotive, and furniture, which create products by cutting and sewing fabrics and leather. Lectra accelerates our customers' transformation and success by leveraging artificial intelligence, big data, cloud, and IoT (Internet of Things), which are key technologies of Industry 4.0, in a constantly changing world. Lectra Japan Co., Ltd. was established in August 1985 as the Japanese subsidiary of the French company Lectra S.A.