• End-Pump Laser Marking Machine CNBM from China System 1
End-Pump Laser Marking Machine CNBM from China

End-Pump Laser Marking Machine CNBM from China

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Loading Port:
Tianjin
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
1 set
Supply Capability:
30 set/month

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Detailed Product Description

 

Product Features:

 

The output laser facula is small and mark the sign line to be thin.

The Light beam quality is good and output the laser stability is high as well as mark the patterns effect to be easy to debug.

The laser Frequency is high and suit some non-metallic materials to mark pattern,The marking speed to be quicker.

The cubage is small and do not need exterior water cooling system.

The complete machine performance is stable ,The cubage is small,The power loss is lower.

 

Application&Materials:

 

Compare with the Side-YAG Laser Marker ,Its pluse with is narrower and the carving line width is more average ,fine that is very suit to mark many kinds of nonmetallic materials . More suitable for precision and high accuracy condition.

It was applied in the fields of Electronic spare parts,Plastic&Rubber Keyboard,IC,Electric Appliance,Mobile&Communication etc.

 

Matching Type :

BME12

BME25





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Y

 

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A

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A

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Output Power

12W

25W





Wavelength

1064nm

Beam Quallity :

<2.5

Adjusting Q frequency

≤100kHz

Min. laser impulse width of adjusting Q

25ns

Max. laser power of adjusting Q

100kW

Marking scope

110x110mm / 200x200mm

 Min. line width

0.1mm

 

 Min. character size

0.4mm

 Repeat accuracy

±0.01mm

Input power

1.2kW

1.2kW





 Electrical source

220V±22V/50Hz

5.5A

5.5A










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Absolute pressure at the surface is 14.7psi. Absolute pressure at 250 feet of see water for example is 126psi. That puts the machinery and people into a very different world that us surface dwellers from the get go. The BP job was at something like 7000 to 8000 feet if I remember correctly. That's about 3352psi. People can only dive to about 1000 feet of sea water. So on the BP job there were no people down there working. Everything we saw was from ROVs. Remotely Operated Vehicles. Doing things with a claw that is controlled by a joystick through a TV screen is very different from doing it with your own hands when you're right there looking at it. Even when you do have divers down there they usually only have 1 to 4 people. That's a limited team. They do not have a big box full of tools down there with them. They have the surface crew send the tools to them as needed. Salt water is not good for any kind of tool. It makes them rust and makes the seals break down. This leads to tool failure and many trips back and forth for replacements and repairs. The surface crew is usually young guys 18 to 25 who are not the most mature or reliable people in the world. Tool maintenance does not always get done properly. Divers are regular people. They are stubborn, arrogant, lazy, dumb and any other thing that you run into with coworkers anywhere. If they feel like sitting down for a break, the boss can't always keep a proper watch on them or come down and yell at them. We just finished a well abandonment job where we did the same thing with plugging a well with concrete just like the BP job and it took us 6 tries. That technique doesn't work too good at shallower depths either. This stuff is still full of bugs buts the pursuit of money keeps things moving beyond what we truly understand.
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debit assets, credit cash or debt, however you paid for it
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