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Laser Dyne 430
The versatile LASERDYNE 430 3-axis workstation is designed for precision laser processing requirements on parts that fit with the 760 x 600 x 250 mm workspace. LASERDYNE 430 systems are used world wide for a broad range of metal and non-metal cutting, welding and drilling applications in the aerospace, automotive, electronics, and consumer products industries. Features include:
- Flexible machining center: cut, weld, drill configure to the application
- System 94 PC controller with all standard LASERDYNE software
- Rugged machine base with Class I safety enclosure
- 760 x 600 x 250 mm work envelope
- Easy access load position at the correct ergonomic height
- On-line help menus and diagnostics
- Single drop power connection
- CE compliant
- A turnkey system from the leader in industrial laser processing
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Specs
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Model S |
Model L |
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Motion System |
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Table travel X axis
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300 mm (12 in.)
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600 mm (24 in.)
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Position speed X, Y, Z axes |
0-15 m/min. (0-600 in/min.) |
0-15 m/min. (0-600 in/min.) |
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Accuracy X, Y, Z axes |
± 0.01/300 mm (±0.0005/12 in.) |
± 0.01/300 mm (±0.0005/12 in.) |
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Repeatability X, Y, Z axes |
± 0.01/300 mm (±0.0005/12 in.) |
± 0.01/300 mm (±0.0005/12 in.) |
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Minimum programmable increment |
0.0025 mm (0.0001 in.) |
0.0025 mm (0.0001 in.) |
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System Controller |
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Linux / Windows ® |
Linux / Windows ® |
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Industrial PC with Pentium ® processor |
Industrial PC with Pentium ® processor |
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Utility Requirements |
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Electrical requirements |
208 VAC, 3-phase, 60Hz |
208 VAC, 3-phase, 60Hz |
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Air requirements |
0 - 13 bar (0-200 psi) |
0 - 13 bar (0-200 psi) |
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Dimensions (L, W, D) |
2362 x 2057 x 2057 mm (93x81x81 in.) |
2362 x 2057 x 2057 mm (93x81x81 in.) |
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Weight |
1588 kg (3500 lb.) |
1588 kg (3500 lb.) |
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The LASERDYNE 430 can be delivered as a turnkey system with a wide variety of industrial CO 2, Nd:YAG lasers, and now FIBER LASERS. |
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