powerSCAN II and powerSCAN 50i Scan Systems
Description
The large mirror aperture of 50 mm and a high-dynamics z-axis
enable powerSCAN II systems to focus the laser beam onto very
small spots, also in combination with large field sizes. A supplementary stepper motor can achieve any needed image field size within a
wide range.
powerSCAN II and powerSCAN 50i Scan Systems
Specifications |
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| Input Aperture: | 50 mm |
| Wavelength: | 9.4 - 10.6 μm |
| Max Scan Rate: | 2.5 m/s |
| Focal Length: | 252 mm |
| Work Area X: | 250 mm |
| Work Area Y: | 250 mm |
| Z Tolerance: | -- mm |
| Max Laser Power: | 2000 W |
| Weight: | 35 kg |
| Options: | Air Cooling |
| Intended Application: | Laser Marking, Laser Cutting, Laser Welding |
Features
- Suitable for multi-kW CO2 lasers
- Spot sizes as small as 165 µm
- 3D processing thanks to integrated z-axis
Applications
- Cutting of paper, cardboard, films
- Marking of textiles, wood, leather
- Welding of metal components Cutting of fiber composite materials
For pricing, technical or any other questions please contact the supplier
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- No markups, no fees
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Frequently Asked Questions
The powerSCAN II scan system is suitable for cutting of paper, cardboard, films, marking of textiles, wood, leather, welding of metal components, and cutting of fiber composite materials.
The powerSCAN II scan system is suitable for multi-kW CO2 lasers, has spot sizes as small as 165 µm, and has 3D processing thanks to integrated z-axis.
The optical specifications of the powerSCAN II scan system include image field size, focus diameter, mean focus diameter, Rayleigh length, focus range in z direction, and typical processing speed.
The packaging and printing industry, textile processing, and automotive industry can benefit from using the powerSCAN II scan system.
The powerSCAN II scan system is used for cutting and welding applications with high-power lasers.