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Selection of the laser Laser treatment can be integrated
in all machines at Wissner.
Wissner
receives lasers of first-class leading manufacturers according to the
task
demanded and the customers´ wishes and integrates them into the
machine. Hence, our
customers have a wide selection of systems to
choose from.
In
general there are four different kind of lasers:
1.
CO2Laser- the most common type.
This CO2 Laser is especially
suitable for the cutting of material such as steal
and synthetics. There have been existing maintenance-free systems
for the
last 10 years at smaller lasers. These are also called sealed since the laser
tube
is fully closed and maintenance-free for a very long service life. Such
lasers are cooled via
a closed circular movement and the operating status
is surveyed by a CNC-control system. This means that
the CNC-control
system takes over the whole monitoring of the laser-usage.
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CO2 Laser
WL
50
WL
100
WL
200
WL
1500
WL
3000
Capacity
of the
laser
Watt
50
100
200
1500
3000
Max.
depth of cut
in acryl
mm
8
20
25
40
50
Cutting
of steal
no
no
with
O2
with
protective
gas
with
protective
gas
Max.
depth of cut
in steal
mm
0
0
2
8
20
Maintenance-free
system
jes
jes
jes
no
no
Coolant
circulation
system
jes
jes
jes
jes
jes
Connection
capacity
kVA
3
5
9
30
65
2.
ND: Jak Laser are best suited for inscription tasks in general. Being
equipped
with a galvano-head they can perform inscriptions in a very fast way.
They are
movable together with the mechanism of the machine as to cover a large
treatment area.
3. The light of the laser at Diode-Lasers is evoked by a semiconductor
diode.
These maintenance-free and powerful Diode-Lasers are particularly well
suited for the inscription engineering and for the fine excavation of material.
4. Extreme short-wave Eximer-Lasers allow to excavate material in
a µ-exact way.