Prima Power Laserdyne, Champlin, MN, announces the LASERDYNE 430 Series of precision laser systems with up to 20 kW QCW (quasi continuous wave) fiber lasers. This expands the capability and flexibility of the system for precision cutting, welding, and drilling applications, which is especially important for OEMs that require precision processing, consistent throughput, and quality in a system that is flexible in applications and space efficient. With up to six axes of motion, the system provides the greatest flexibility of any system in its class.

The design offers great flexibility and multiple configurations for processing parts requiring manufacturing flexibility, rapid prototyping, and quick changeovers. Market segments include medical devices, surgical instruments, metal forming, and drawn, thermoformed, punched, and stamped parts.

This laser system is designed for ease of use in cutting, welding, and drilling of 2D and 3D components requiring precision and consistency. The 430 BeamDirector® system gives users the capability for drilling cylindrical and shaped holes, bevel cutting, and welding a wide range of materials, all with the same system.

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Laser Cutting, Marking, Etching Manufacturing & Prototyping Medical

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    This article first appeared in the June, 2014 issue of Medical Design Briefs Magazine (Vol. 4 No. 6).

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