Double-protective Lens Handheld Laser Welder
Handheld Laser Welding Gun :SUP 23S
Double-protective Lens Handheld Laser Welder benefits
- Stable welding quality, longer service life
- Easy to learn and operate, can be mastered with simple training
- Small thermal deformation, beautiful weld, no secondary processing required
- Flexible and convenient operation, suitable for welding small workpieces of various complex shapes and positions
- Widely used, can weld stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum alloy, copper alloy and other metal materials
- SUP23S Specifications
- Detailed image
| Product Model | SUP23S |
| Power Rating | 1500W, 2000W, 3000W, |
| Operating Range | ≤3000W |
| Collimation Focal Length | D16 F60mm |
| Focus Length | D20 F150mm |
| Maximum Pressure | 15Bar |
| Vertical focus range | 士10mm |
| Beam Spot Adjustment Range | Line 0-80mm |
| Wavelength Range | 1070mm |
| Weight | 0.7Kg |
Double - protective Lens Design
The double protective lens design adds an extra layer of protection. When one protective lens fails, the other can still be used, reducing the damage of the laser to other internal optical components and improving the safety and stability of the equipment.
Focus on Welding Performance
The double protective lens structure ensures stable laser beam output and maintains reliable performance in complex environments, guaranteeing long-term stable operation of handheld laser welder.
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If you have any other questions about our laser equipment, please feel free to contact us.
This depends primarily on the following factors:
- What material do you need to weld or cut?
- What is the thickness of the plate?
- Product size (length*width*height)
- What field do you work in?
- What does the workpiece look like (please provide a photo if possible).
- More thorough core lens protection
- Lower maintenance cost of laser welding machine
- Greater performance stability
- Longer service life
- Greater safety
The focusing lens has inner and outer independent protective lenses: the outer lens blocks welding splashes and dust, and the inner lens protects the core optical components if the outer lens fails.