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Marking field* | Depends on the marking head that is used and the respective focusing optics
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Laser | |
Type | Pulsed Ytterbium (Yb) fiber laser, power classes 10/20 Watt, central emission wavelength 1,055 –1,075 nm |
Laser class | 4 (as per DIN EN 60825-1:2014) |
Focusing | Precision optics:
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Beam deflection | Digital high-speed galvanometer scanners |
Beam orientation | 90-degree (standard) and straight-out (option) |
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Software | |
Smart Graph | Graphics-oriented user interface under Windows® for the intuitive and fast preparation of complete marking jobs on PCs
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Smart Graph Com | ActiveX software interface for integration into operation software |
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Supply | |
Electric requirements/ cooling | 100 – 240 V (autorange), 250 VA, 1PH, 50/60 Hz/ air-cooled |
IP rating | Marking unit IP54, Supply unit IP21 |
Temperature | 5 – 40° C |
Humidity | 10 – 90%, non-condensing |
Weight | Marking unit 6mm – 4,4 kg Marking unit 10mm – 6 kg Supply unit –19 kg |
Fiber laser marker LF101/LF201
Versatile fiber laser markers
ALLTEC LF101 and LF201 are compact, versatile and highly reliable for industrial direct part marking applications on a variety of metal, plastic and various other hard-to-mark materials in the electronics, tools/metal and automotive as well as automobile supplies industries.
The 10 and 20 Watt pulsed fibre laser marking systems quickly apply complex variable data (ID matrix/bar codes, logos, characters, [serial] numbers, individual data, etc.) on both moving and static products. Additional advantages include low maintenance and ease of integration with the system’s dovetail joint mounting interface and a multilingual user interface.
Whether through engraving, high contrast color change, material removal or annealing – the solid-state laser marking systems LF101 and LF201 deliver high resolution and brilliant marking quality.