Scansonic BO-SF User Manual

BO-SF | Stabilized Focus Positioning up to 30 kW
FEATURES
Practically free of focus shifting, even with high power and single
mode
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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