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Laser Accessories Successful laser-based applications are largely dependent on proper laser selection and system integration, and choosing the right accessories to go with that system will not only enhance and improve your results, but also provide additional safety while working with the laser. Important categories of products to enhance your laser application are: • Laser Diagnostics • Process Observation & Verification • Laser Safety • Optomechanical Components

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LASER DIAGNOSTICS Laser diagnostic devices ensure that lasers are operating as programmed, resulting in more consistent process results. Diagnostic tools are also vital for troubleshooting when a process is out of limits. POWER MEASUREMENT The simplest method of checking laser performance is to measure its power or energy output which directly affects its ability to successfully complete a process. Laser measurement systems are generally made up of two pieces of equipment: a sensor and a meter. Amada Miyachi America has selected a range of sensors to measure the average power or energy of...

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PROCESS OBSERVATION AND VERIFICATION Verifying that the laser welding, marking, or cutting process has been completed as expected is key to its success. The following laser accessories are ideal for manufacturing or laboratory use to observe and verify laser processes. MAGNIFICATION In many cases, laser processes are smaller than what is visible to the human eye, thus magnification is key to properly observing results. Amada Miyachi America offers a range of magnification devices to look at the weld, mark, or cut more closely and at the required resolution. With magnification up to 200X the...

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PROCESS OBSERVATION AND VERIFICATION DPM BARCODE IMAGING Handheld DPM (direct part marking)) imager reads both 1D (All standard, MicroPDF, PDF417, GS1 Databar) and 2D matrices (Data matrix, QR, Micro QR, and Aztec) as small as 0.005 in (125 mm). Ideal for decoding low contrast symbols directly marked on metals, castings, plastics, and electronic components. A successful read is indicated by green light, vibration, and audible sound. • Dual field optics for both wide and high density barcodes • X-Mode technology for reading direct part marks • USB 2.0 communication • Low power draw PULL...

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LASER SAFETY Protecting yourself and others from laser radiation is critical and should be a primary concern for laser users. Furthermore, laser interaction with materials can expel harmful debris into the air; these sometimes toxic fumes must be extracted and properly filtered for the protection of laser operators. LASER EYEWEAR Lasers have bright, harmful radiation that can cause serious damage to eyes and skin without proper protection. The laser safety glasses listed here are designed specifically for protection from the lasers offered by Amada Miyachi America and include styles to fit...

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OPTO-MECHANICAL ACCESSORIES AND MORE Opto-mechanical components are used for quick fixturing and tooling of parts. Great for proof-of-principle testing! LAB JACKS & TOOLING PLATES Parts come in many different shapes and sizes, making it necessary to create a unique fixture for each and every part to be held in focus. Opto-mechanical components can be used as tooling, or a platform to mount tooling and parts, and provide height adjustment for quick and easy process verification before going to the expense of building a specific tool. Fine height adjustment of part Tooling plate Height...

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AUTO FOCUS KITS The auto focus feature allows the part height to be determined by non-contact sensor. The height is fed into the laser and the focal height is adjusted. Depending on the focal length of the f-theta lens, there are two sensor options 100 mm for f-100 mm and f-160 mm and 300 mm for f-254 mm. In the picture on the right, the sensor and mounting bracket are shown. Each of these are sold separately. In this case, the height is determined outside of the marking area. Note: The depth sensor can also be integrated into a motion system, such that it drives the height of the z-axis....

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