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Laser Marking|Laser Scribing|Laser Drilling|Laser Cutting|laser ablation :: Home :: Products :: RAYLASE :: FOCUSSHIFTER RD-14

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FOCUSSHIFTER RD-14

FEATURES

 *Compact housing with multiple mounting options

*Suitable f-theta lenses

*Highly dynamic z-focusing with RAYVOLUTION DRIVE technology

*Dust-proof housing (IP64)

*Digital control with XY2-100 or SL2-100 protocol

 

 

Detail

 The combination of f-theta lens and deflection unit is an ideal solution for many marking and engraving applications. After all, for small and medium-sized working fields, it offers small focus diameters and good flat field correction with low spot variations. 

However, the workpieces are not always flat. Especially when cleaning components from paint, oxide layers or oil, cutting flexible printed circuit boards or marking, it is important to follow the contour of the component in order to achieve the desired processing result. It is also important to correct the focus position during the process when deep engraving or drilling and cutting glass. 

For these applications, the FOCUSSHIFTER RD-14 is the right choice. It adds an adjustable lens system to the combination of f-theta lens and deflection unit, allowing the z-position of the focus to be set dynamically. As a result, layer-by-layer processing (2.5D) as well as processing in space (3D) are both possible. Thanks to its extremely compact design and versatile mounting options, it can be flexibly integrated into laser systems.

 

 

Specification

 * Geometric adjustment and optimization of existing laser jobs according to the workpiece

* Generate text and barcodes on the workpiece

* Create marking, drilling, cutting and welding contours on the workpiece

* Simulate laser jobs in the live image by moving crosshairs and guiding the laser

* Record and archive the executed processes

* Provide reference and geometry teaching for automation and correct positioning of laser processing

 

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