VersaLASER® (VLS) User Guide VLS2.30, VLS3.50
VersaLASER® (VLS) User Guide VLS2.30, VLS3.50
VersaLASER® (VLS) User Guide VLS2.30, VLS3.50
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3. Adjust the angle of the nozzle as necessary by loosening the thumbscrew (1), rotating the bracket and retightening<br />
the thumbscrew. A convenient way to align the air flow is to focus on the material to be<br />
processed and then align the nozzle using the angle and height adjustments toward the red target laser<br />
which is on when the laser system is powered on and the top door is open.<br />
Air Flow adjustment<br />
The needle valve can be used to adjust air flow for different applications. It is best to start with the needle<br />
valve at maximum flow (turn the needle valve counterclockwise until it seats), then adjust as necessary.<br />
Removal<br />
Remove the height adjustment thumbscrew and detach the air assist back sweep from the mount. You<br />
can re-attach the thumbscrew to the mount so as not to lose it. Detach the hose from the needle valve by<br />
using a small wrench or needle nose pliers to loosen the nut that attaches the hose to the needle valve and<br />
unthreading the nut from the needle valve. The needle valve will stay with the carriage.<br />
Air Assist Cone<br />
The cone attaches to the base of the Focus Carriage and will force air directly onto the surface of your material. It<br />
also helps to protect the lens from contamination.<br />
CAUTION: Do not install the cone unless you plan on using Air Assist and never use the Air Assist Cone<br />
without proper airflow. Leaving the cone attached to the cone base and running the laser system without<br />
airflow will cause smoke from laser processing to be drawn up into the cone and rapidly damage the focus<br />
lens.<br />
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