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Desk Type Fiber Laser Marker 

This laser marking system consists of a 20-watt pulsed fiber laser; high speed servo controlled galvanometer XY beam steering head, F-theta flat field focusing lens, manual Z-axis focusing system, computer control, flat panel display, rugged desk type work platform, power supplies and associated controls.

 

The Laser Work Station is a Class IV System for ease of loading a variety of parts. 

Fiber Laser Marking System - Desk Type Unit 

 

Specifications 

 

Laser:                              20-watt pulsed fiber, air cooled 

Diode Life Expectancy:        100,000 hours 

Scanning Head:                  XY axis high speed servo controlled 

Focusing Lens:                   4” x 4” f-theta, 160 mm focal length 

Z-axis                              Manual 6” travel 

Work Station:                    CDRH Class IV 

Work Station Work Surface: Aluminum .250” thick 32” x 32” 

Operators Controls:            Keyboard 

Computer Control:              Computer with Windows XP operating system, dual         processor, 512MB ram, 80 Gig hard drive, Keyboard, mouse,    USB ports, and flat panel monitor 

Electronics Cabinet:            Work Station Enclosed 

Marking Software:              FLS 

Utilities:                            Electrical, 120V, 20 amp single phase 

 

 

Laser / Scanning Control Software 

 

Fiber Laser Systems’ laser / scanning control software offers a robust and flexible solution to make your laser marking project a success. The control software is a fully featured, professional Windows based software package for laser marking, coding, perforating, and many other laser scanning applications. When combined with the 2 axis scan head and a laser, the laser processing possibilities are endless.

 

Laser Marking Screen Shot

 

The software allows graphics job editing that enables you to assemble images, text, and barcodes and quickly arrange them into marking jobs. With a simple point and click, you can graphically edit marking objects, precisely control laser parameters, and build automation scripts within a single interface. You will be able to define and run jobs within a few minutes. This high performance, laser scanning control solution is designed specifically to run on Windows XP.

 

2 Axis Scan Head 

 

The Fiber Laser Systems’ Scan Head offers higher performance in a small package. The Scan Head is the smallest and fastest 10 mm head in the industry. The scan head is designed to ease design-in and manufacturing issues by reducing the need for specialized tooling and highly skilled assemblers and features the following: 

  • 10mm Beam Apertures 
  • Smallest, Fastest 10mm Scan Head in the Industry 
  • Rugged, Sealed, Plug and Play Module 
  • XY2-100 Digital or Analog Interfaces 
  • Industry Standard 2 Bolt, 2 Pin Alignment 
  • Windows XP / Vista Based Software Support  

Packaged in a class IV enclosure, the scan head can operate in harsh industrial environments.  The scan heads are run through a battery of tests and must pass an extensive burn-in process.

Laser Marking Scan Head

 

Scan Heads feature the fastest and most accurate galvanometers with exclusive ceramic rotor technology for superior performance. Scan heads also feature high quality ceramic ball bearings for long life operation. 

The laser scanning head operates on the basis of the following schematic:

 

Laser Scan Head SchematicThe scanning head accepts the parallel laser beam (approximately 10 mm in diameter) that exits the beam expander that is an integral part of the fiber laser. The beam first strikes the X-axis scanner mirror and then the Y-axis scanner mirror and is subsequently projected into the F-theta focusing lens.

The F-theta focusing lens then projects the laser beam to a focused spot on a flat plane that is the size of that lens’s scanning field. In this manner the computer servo controlled scan head dynamically vector projects the graphic image onto the work surface in that focal plane to mark or engrave the part placed in that field. The scanning mirrors are very light weight and low in inertia, and can move at very high speeds to laser mark parts at exceptional production rates. 

The computer control can turn the laser beam on and off, vary the power and pulse frequency, and perform the appropriate number of passes required to produce the highest quality mark, and all relative to the position of the scanner mirrors at any given time. 

 

 


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