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Fiber Laser System suits development, small lot size production
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June 30, 2015 - Featuring third generation BeamDirector®, which provides 2 axes of laser beam motion without part movement, LASERDYNE® 430 Versa can be used for laser cutting, welding, drilling, texturing, and marking. This 3D fiber laser system employs air-cooled, 3,000 W peak power fiber laser, supports range of standard focusing lens assemblies, and employs capacitive and optical methods of focus control. Motion system and other features promote performance, accuracy, and applicability.
Champlin, Minnesota – Prima Power announced the introduction of its new LASERDYNE 430 Versa 3D fiber laser system with third generation BeamDirector®. Versa is designed for the typical laser processing needswww.lasermarkingcnc.com of tool rooms, model shops and R&D centers of manufacturers.
This system provides the optimum balance of cost, flexibility, and precision for laser cutting, welding, drilling, texturing, and marking of a wide range of materials. The 430 Versa also provides a cost effective path into volume production by making possible the full benefits of fiber laser processing with an effectively priced workstation.
The 430 Versa is equipped with an air-cooled 3000 W peak power fiber laser and the proprietary LASERDYNE BeamDirector. The BeamDirector provides two axes of laser beam motion without part movement. The 430 Versa also provides precision through the use of the same design and technology as LASERDYNE systems used in aerospace and medical device production around the world. Precision comes not only from the performance and accuracy of the 430 Versa motion system but also from advanced LASERDYNE exclusive features that allow the fiber laser to effectively perform a full range of tasks. This is the result of integrated control of the laser, motion and processors.
Precision is not only measured bywww.lasermarkingcnc.com the accuracy and repeatability of the machine tool but more importantly by the parts produced on the system.
Also, integral to the 430 Versa are Laserdyne advancements in processing using the fiber laser. These include recently announced innovations in processing such as SmartPierce™, SmartRamp™, SmartStop™, and ShapeSoft™ -- all resulting from Laserdyne research.
Adding to the 430 Versa’s flexibility are the proven features of the LASERDYNE S94P control, with a full complement of standard hardware and software features. These include Automatic Focus Control™ (AFC) for capacitive part sensing, and as an option, the patented Optical Focus Control (OFC) for sensing of non-conductive surfaces.
The 430 Versa also includes a wide range of stanwww.lasermarkingcnc.comdard focusing lens assemblies including right angle assemblies for processing inside cylinders having diameters as small as 60 mm and welding assemblies that shield the weld metal to prevent contamination and protect the focusing lens from spatter.
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