Features
- Faster piercing feature
- Real time simulations
- Sheet clamping mechanism to secure sheets during cutting process
- Multi-Language HMI Option
- Nesting softwares from Metalix and Sigmanest (Lantek)
- Auto-Calibration
- Drop Hole Error
- Working area of the machine moved manually
Benefits
- Precision: Lasers can achieve high levels of accuracy, resulting in intricate cuts with minimal heat-affected zones.
- Contactless: As a non-contact process, there is minimal wear on the equipment, leading to longer tool life.
- Material Handling and Clamping: Proper material handling and clamping mechanisms ensure that the material remains securely in place during cutting, reducing the risk of misalignment or shifting.
- Minimal material wastage: Laser high accuracy cutting reduces material waste due to its precision, making it cost effective.
- Clean cuts: The absence of physical cutting tools means no debris or burrs, resulting in clean and smooth edges.
- Prototyping and customization: Lasers enable quick prototyping and custom designs, facilitating rapid product development.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS |
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Working Area |
600x600 mm |
1000x1000 mm |
1250x1250 mm |
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Laser Power |
1,5kW - 2 kW |
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Positioning Accuracy |
±25 µm |
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Repeatability |
<10 µm |
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Max. Jog Speed |
250m/min |
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Acceleration |
22 m/s2 (2,2 G) |
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CNC |
BECKHOFF |
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Advantages
- High Speed: Laser micro-cutting is a rapid process that can achieve high cutting speeds, leading to increased productivity and shorter production cycles.
- Clean Cuts: Laser cutting produces clean edges with minimal burr formation, reducing the need for additional finishing processes and reducing human error.
- Precision and Accuracy: Laserisse HA Series are designed to provide extremely precise and accurate cutting. They can cut materials with tolerances in the range of microns, making them suitable for intricate designs and fine details.
- Flexibility: Laser micro-cutting can be used for cutting various shapes and sizes, making it suitable for both prototyping and high-volume production.
