Operating Instructions Dplmagic Marker Dplgenesis ... - ACI Laser

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Technical Data Scan unit Galvanometer scanner:FireSCAN Aperture: 10 mm Scanning speed: < 5 m/sec Beam source dimensions incl. scanner Operation and Storage Conditions Focusing objectives, optional: F-Theta 100 Spot diameter (1) : 25 µm Marking field size: 60 x 60 mm Focusing length: 142 ± 3 mm from lower edge of scan unit F-Theta 163 Spot diameter (1) : 35 µm Marking field size: 110 x 110 mm Focusing length: 220 ± 3 mm from lower edge of scan unit F-Theta 254 Spot diameter (1) : 50 µm Marking field size: 180 x 180 mm Focusing length: 400 ± 5 mm from lower edge of scan unit (1) Deviations may occur with different materials. Length x width x height:740 x 201 x 233 mm Weight: 20 kg Operating temperature: 25 °C ± 10 °C Storage temperature: 10 °C to 50 °C Air humidity: maximum 85%, non-condensing, non-corroding 34 Operating Instructions DPLMagic/Genesis/Nexus Marker - 08/2006
13 Detailed Advanced Information Detailed Advanced Information 13.1 DPLMagic/Genesis/Nexus Marker, a highly integrated marking system 13.2 Design and function Highly integrated means that the laser consists of only one component. The components • optics, • control electronics and • thermoelectric air cooling are combined in a single casing. External power units, external laser diode pump modules and external water-air cooling units are now definitely things of the past. The advantages are obvious: • Integration into existing production lines has been made much easier as dimensions of e. g. only 740 x 201 x 233 mm reduce the space requirement and the total weight is 20 kg. • Operational safety has been increased by eliminating electrical and fiber-optic connections. • Complex water-air cooling units have been eliminated. • A unique service concept has been set up. The complete unit is exchanged during maintenance work thus minimisinged down times and maintenance costs. Preliminary remarks The object of all laser marking is to produce high contrast markings on many different types of materials. Various marking processes can be selected by varying the pulse power density. These include: • Laser engraving (erosion by vaporising the base material), • Vaporising the covering layers, • Colour changes produced by chemical reactions in the material. The contrast is optimised by adapting the most important laser parameters to the material to be marked. These include: • laser beam quality, • pulse length, • cw output and peak pulse power density, • pulse train frequency, • vector velocity. Operating Instructions DPLMagic/Genesis/Nexus Marker -08/2006 35
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