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News Release from: Scanlab | Subject: hurrySCAN a 30
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 09 July 2007
System offers high-speed laser scanning
The compact, sealed and robust design of the hurrySCAN a 30 enables applications like robot-assisted remote welding or cutting with CO2 or high beam quality laser.
Scanlab has released a new, modular three-axis scan system consisting of a varioSCAN 40FLEX directly mounted onto a hurrySCAN a 30 scan head With its 30-mm aperture the hurrySCAN a 30 extends the industry-proven hurrySCAN a 20/25 series with integral water and air cooling provisions
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 22 Sep 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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These scan heads can scan lasers in the kW range at high speeds or when small laser spots in large field sizes are required.
The compact, sealed and robust design of the hurrySCAN a 30 enables applications like robot-assisted remote welding or cutting with CO2 or high beam quality lasers such as novel disc or fibre lasers typically used in industrial environments.
The varioSCAN 40FLEX allows diffraction limited laser processing in variable field sizes by combining the highly dynamic varioSCAN 40 focusing mechanism with an additional motorised lens to adjust the processing field size.
Its high speed and modularity make this scan system the ideal choice for laser systems used in the textile or leather processing industry and for job shops.
The varioSCAN 40FLEX can also be directly mounted onto existing hurrySCAN a 20 or hurrySCAN a 25 laser systems.
hurrySCAN a 30 and varioSCAN 40FLEX can be easily controlled in 2D and 3D applications or for processing moving parts using Scanlab RTCa interface boards.
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