BO-SF | Stabilized Focus Positioning up to 30 kW
FEATURES
• Practically free of focus shifting, even with high power and single
mode
• Safe for operating with high-power laser output
• Tested up to 30 kW (with the YLS-30.000 from IPG Laser GmbH)
DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTION
The BO-SF laser processing optics (from the scapacs®modular system) are
designed for industrial use where a stable focal position is critically
important. Its design and construction ensure a high-quality beam with
minimal power loss. By using different object-to-image ratios, varying
operational clearances and focus diameters are made possible. Thus, the
BO-SF can be easily integrated into a variety of different applications.
CHARACTERISTICS
• High level of process reliability – with practically no shift
• Highly efficient process – with very good image quality
• Very good process stability – with a long-lasting, stable focus pos.
• Minimal dependence between the focus position and contamination
• Excellent emergency-operations functionality, with water-cooled
mirror. Thus functionality on the optical surfaces is guaranteed, even
with gradual contamination or small weld penetrations.
• The system can be opened by removing the protective glass, which
enables the system to be cleaned (for example, with clean air or gas
before commissioning).
• Triple-angled (or higher) construction has restricted bending (patent
pending)
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Max. laser output (cw) 30 kW
Measured focus shift ± 0.02 mm/kW
@ M=1:3,1; F
1-6 kW fibre laser
Laser suitability
(acceptable round angle)
Power loss < 2 %
Focal distances [mm]
(can be combined as
desired - others on
request)
Fibre couplings
(others on request)
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For all prevalent solid-state lasers
(up to 450 mrad @ F
Collimation 80, 120, 175
Focus 175, 250, 350, 500
Trumpf type D, Trumpf type B
Optoskand QBH, Optoskand QD
IPG HLC-8, LCA
and are subject to modifications
=80 mm
Coll
=80 mm)
Coll
BO-SF
Intensity distribution in the
focus
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