LVD laser cutting
LVD builds flatbed fiber lasers from the compact LaserTWO and the shuttle-table Puma to the modular Taurus, with beds up to 42 m. Published sources run from 3 kW to 30 kW.
Visit lvdgroup.comAbout LVD
Established in 1952 as a precision press brake manufacturer, LVD added laser cutting machines to its line in the 1990s. It is family-owned, managed by the second and third generations of the Lefebvre, Van Neste and Dewulf families.
Headquartered in Gullegem, Belgium, LVD produces in Belgium, the U.S., Italy, Slovakia, China and India and has direct representation in more than 47 countries.
- 1952Established
- 1,000+Employees
- 47Countries represented
The LVD Laser Cutting Range
LaserTWO
An affordable fiber laser in two cover versions.
2 models · 3–12 kW · 3,050–4,050 mm
Puma
High productivity at a lower total cost of ownership.
4 models · 3–20 kW · 3,050–6,400 mm
Taurus
A modular gantry laser with beds from 14 m to 42 m.
2 models · 12–30 kW · 13,900–41,900 mm
Specifications and images from Flatbed lasers, About LVD, LaserTWO fiber laser, Puma fiber laser, Taurus large-format fiber laser, retrieved 27 October 2026. Only flat-sheet fiber lasers with published specification tables are listed. Not listed: Tube lasers (Tube cutting; planned with tube lasers); Punch-laser machines (Punching and laser cutting combined, not dedicated laser cutters). LVD has offices and direct representation in more than 47 countries, so its lasers are listed in the same catalog regions as its press brakes.
