LFS/QFS with FLBK SC
Brand: Coherent | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment
LFS and QFS with FLBK SC are fibre laser systems for scribing combustion engine connecting rods ahead of hydraulic cracking. The QFS uses a 50 W nanosecond fibre laser and the LFS a 150 W millisecond fibre laser, and both are built to integrate into a production line.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| QFS with FLBK SC | 50 W, ns pulsewidth fiber laser |
| QFS scribing | V notches of up to 1.2 mm in depth |
| LFS with FLBK SC | 150 W, ms pulsewidth fiber laser |
| LFS scribing | perforations up to 3 mm in depth |
| Included | motorized beam delivery head, G-Code programming, beam delivery optics, process gas nozzle, control software |
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