PRODUCT UPDATE
PRODUCT UPDATE
LASER SYSTEMS Laserdyne 811
Prima Power Laserdyne has introduced the Laserdyne 811, which employs the most current hardware and software components for flexible precision laser processing in an affordable compact platform. Applications include welding, drilling, cutting and DED additive manufacturing applications for small to medium-size workpieces. With Laserdyne’s range of nozzles, transitions between welding, cutting and drilling can be made in seconds. The working envelope is 1,100 x 800 x 600mm for the X, Y, and Z axes respectively. Each axis has greater than 50m/sec velocity and acceleration of 1.2g. The machine’s BeamDirector technology
offers two additional axes of motion (C and D), providing access to hard-to- reach places in the workpiece, precise beam placement, and exceptional five-axis flexibility. The BeamDirector has 90rpm rotational speed and control repeatability of 15 arcsecs. In addition, the BeamDirector supports laser processing from 90° (normal to the surface) to 10° off the surface of a part, all the way along the axis of travel. The system’s S94P controller provides
real-time pulse-by-pulse control, including, when required, a unique shape for each individual laser pulse. The controller supports seven axes of simultaneous motion and additional axes as required by automation. This means easy integration with a variety of automation solutions for workpiece handling, loading and unloading of components, and other created subassemblies. The Laserdyne 811 supports Industry
4.0 through MTConnect real-time parameter and data streaming, along with SPC process data reporting and storage capability.
www.primapowerlaserdyne.com
Phillips Additive Hybrid
Phillips Corporation has integrated Haas Automation’s subtractive CNC machine tool technology with an additive laser head manufactured by Meltio. Engineering a seamless connection
between controls, the affordable Phillips Additive Hybrid system is capable of traditional machining coupled with an additive manufacturing process using DED technology, enabling it to both produce and repair parts. Key advantages of this solution include:
Battery Cleaning Machine
In line with the rise of electric vehicles, Laserax has released a turnkey solution made specifically to clean battery modules on conveyor lines. The Battery Cleaning Machine can be powered by up to 500W of laser power to minimise cycle time when preparing surfaces for welding. To meet the evolving needs of battery
manufacturers, the machine includes a flexible door system that allows loading modules different ways into the machine. Modules can be loaded manually, with a robot or via conveyor.
Other options include a gantry system
that moves the laser head to clean large modules and reach all battery cells and
busbars, cameras that measure all individual cell locations and adjust laser cleaning accordingly, and an HMI control panel that provides direct access to laser parameters near the machine.
www.laserax.com
• ability to use and learn both subtractive and additive technologies on the Haas standard platform equipped with Meltio technology,
• 3D print and complete a part using only one machine,
• repair or modify parts by adding material and machining it to final shape,
• use different materials on the same part for best design, weight and strength, and
• produce high-density parts with good resolution using wire laser DED
https://phillipscorp.com/hybrid
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