RANGER – Gantry Type Laser Cutting Machine

Take on bigger jobs with confidence—built for long lengths, high output, and demanding production.

RANGER is Ermaksan's gantry-type fiber laser cutting machine built for ultra-large sheet processing and extra-long parts. Available in 12 m, 14 m, and 26 m standard working lengths — with custom builds extending beyond 26 m — RANGER allows manufacturers to size the working area to real production requirements, without compromising precision, stability, or throughput.

Engineered for long-span stability

RANGER's rigid gantry architecture maintains stable motion across long travel lengths, supporting consistent cutting performance on oversized sheets and extra-long workpieces. Built on a modular platform, the machine can be configured at 12 m, 14 m, 26 m — and beyond — to match each customer's production environment.

Fabrication-ready bevel and 3D cutting options

For welding preparation and structural fabrication workflows, RANGER offers two optional cutting head configurations. The bevel cutting head supports cuts up to 45°, delivering fabrication-ready edges and reducing manual downstream preparation. For advanced 3D applications, the 5-axis cutting head provides full 360° rotation capability — expanding flexibility for complex geometries and multi-angle cutting strategies.

Scale output with dual configurations

When throughput requirements increase, RANGER can be specified with a dual-head option to expand cutting capacity on a single platform. For operations requiring parallel processing, the double bridge / dual enclosure option enables separate working zones for task segmentation or efficient processing of larger materials — maximizing both flexibility and productivity.

Cleaner, more stable operation

RANGER comes standard with continuous scrap removal conveyors and an integrated fume extraction system — supporting stable process conditions, a cleaner working environment, and improved workplace comfort across long production runs.

Designed for demanding large-format production across construction and steel structures, shipbuilding, energy, and heavy machinery manufacturing.