We have over 35 years of industry experience with industrial plasma, CO2 and laser cutting systems.
Franek Laser represents several laser cutting and fabrication manufacturers, offering machine sales and services across the USA and Canada. Franek Laser also sells pre-owned and reconditioned industrial equipment.

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Franek Laser and Profile Cutting Systems-USA are Now Official Representatives of Nukon Fiber Laser Machines for CNC Plate Cutting, Beveling and Fabrication

MINNEAPOLIS MN - SAN JOSE, CA -- January 14, 2016 -- Franek Laser and Profile Cutting Systems-USA announced today that they are now official representatives of Nukon, supplier of world class CNC Fiber Laser Cutting Machines. Franek Laser and PCS-USA sells several brands of industrial equipment including Nukon CNC laser cutters, oxyfuel, plasma cutting machines, CNC controls and more.

"We are pleased to represent Nukon USA," said Duane Franek, President of Franek Laser Systems. "The Nukon line up equipment impressive and covers a large part of the CNC fiber laser cutting market. Nukon machines are known for durability and have a proven track record in our industry."

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Franek Laser Systems of Minnesota along with Profile Cutting Systems USA Now Offers the 24 Station Automatic Tool Changer on the Legendary EHD Series Machine

SAN JOSE CA and MINNEAPOLIS MN -- September 16, 2015 -- Profile Cutting Systems USA (PCS) now offers a 24 Station Automatic Tool Changer (ATC) on the compact EHD profile cutting machines. PCS has become known for their industry leading Multi-Process BHB series Plasma Cutting and Drilling Machine thanks to its brute force and power allowing it to drill up to 4" diameter holes.

"The EHD Series is a proven, world-class plasma/oxyfuel cutting machine and can now come with a 14HP High Speed Drill Head," said Duane Franek, President of Franek Laser Systems in Minnesota. "The Automatic Tool Changer allows for a tool change in less than 3 seconds! This significantly increases the productivity of the overall machine, even when producing the most complex of parts."

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