Unveiling the Power of Tabletop Fiber Laser Welder
From Small to Big: Tackling 3D Channel Letters with Ease.
Are you ready to take your aluminum welding game to the next level? Look no further than a tabletop fiber laser welder! These compact yet powerful machines are revolutionizing the world of metalworking, mainly when crafting intricate 3D channel letters.
Tabletop laser welder is changing the game regarding aluminum welding for small to big 3D channel letters. With their precision, versatility, and efficiency, these compact marvels empower craftsmen to bring their wildest metalworking dreams to life.
So, consider adding a tabletop fiber laser welding machine to your arsenal if you’re a sign maker looking to take your projects to the next level or a professional seeking to streamline your workflow. With this innovative tool by your side, the possibilities are truly endless!
Features of Tabletop Fiber Laser Welder
- A more comprehensive range of materials applications than YAG laser: stainless steel, aluminum alloy, brass, etc.
- Suitable for small to large 3D channel letters welding or other parts.
- 5X faster than TIG/MIG welding.
- Less maintenance and welding skills are required.
- Smooth welds without deformation, high accuracy.
- Can weld tiny strokes, minimum stroke up to 10mm (0.40in).
- No disturbances and no harm to the environment.
Benefits of Tabletop Fiber Laser Welder
Precision and Accuracy – The precise beam control of tabletop fiber laser welders allows for pinpoint accuracy, ensuring seamless joints and minimal material distortion. Whether working on intricate designs or large-scale projects, the precision offered by these welders is unmatched.
Versatility and Ease of Use – Tabletop fiber welders are highly versatile, capable of welding various materials beyond aluminum, including stainless steel and copper. Moreover, their user-friendly interfaces and intuitive controls make them accessible to both seasoned professionals and beginners alike.
Cost-effectiveness and Efficiency – Despite their advanced technology, tabletop welders are surprisingly cost-effective in the long run. Their efficient energy consumption and minimal material waste translate to significant savings for businesses, making them a smart investment for 3D channel letter fabrication.
Applications
The signage industry relies heavily on precision and customization to meet the diverse needs of businesses and consumers. 3D channel letters serve as eye-catching displays for storefronts, events, and corporate branding, driving foot traffic and enhancing brand visibility.
Welding aluminum for 3D channel letters poses unique challenges, including heat management, distortion control, and joint strength. Traditional welding methods may struggle to meet these demands, resulting in compromised quality and durability.
Tabletop fiber lasers excel in overcoming the challenges associated with both steel and aluminum welding in 3D channel letter fabrication. Non-contact welding gives its ability to weld tiny letters with very small stroke or very large letters without distortion.
Technical Parameters
| Model | GY-W1500F | GY-W2000F | GY-W3000F |
| Laser Power | 1500W | 2000W | 3000W |
| Laser Source | MAX | ||
| Laser wavelength | 1080nm fiber laser | ||
| Laser Mode | Continuous Mode & Pulsed Mode | ||
| Pulse Width | 0.2~50ms | ||
| Pulse Frequency | 1~5000Hz | ||
| Welding Spot Diameter | 0.2~3.0mm adjustable | ||
| Locating System | Red laser beam | ||
| Worktable Size | 1500x2000mm (4.9×6.5ft) | ||
| Observing System | CCD and touch screen | ||
| Cooling Mode | Built-in Water Chiller | ||
| Welding Head | Double wobble laser head with touchscreen | ||
| Welding Depth | Aluminum up to 5mm, steel up to 9mm | ||
| Gas Required | Argon or Nitrogen | ||
| Power Consumption | 6KW | 7KW | 9KW |
| Power Requirement | Single phase 220V ±10%, 40A | 3-phase 380V ±10%, 60A | |
| Packing Size | 1950*925*1390mm | ||
| Gross Weight | 450KG (990lbs) | ||
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Welding Capacity
| Material Type | Material Thickness (mm or inch) | Laser Powe % W1500F | Laser Powe % W2000F | Laser Powe % W3000F |
| Stainless Steel/ Iron Sheet/ Galvanized Plate | 0.6 or .024’’ | 20 | 15 | / |
| 0.8 or .032’’ | 25 | 18 | / | |
| 1 or .040’’ | 30 | 20 | 10 | |
| 2 or .080’’ | 40 | 30 | 15 | |
| 3 or .118’’ | 60 | 45 | 30 | |
| 4 or 0.16’’ | 80 | 60 | 40 | |
| 5 or 0.20’’ | / | 80 | 60 | |
| 6 or 0.24’’ | / | 100 | 70 | |
| 7 or 0.28’’ | / | / | 80 | |
| 8 or 0.32’’ | / | / | 90 | |
| Aluminum | 0.6 or .024’’ | 55 | 40 | / |
| 0.8 or .032’’ | 60 | 45 | 30 | |
| 1 or .040’’ | 65 | 50 | 40 | |
| 2 or .080’’ | 80 | 60 | 50 | |
| 3 or .118’’ | 90 | 70 | 60 | |
| 4 or 0.16’’ | / | 80 | 70 | |
| 5 or 0.20’’ | / | / | 90 |
FAQs
Q1: What are the main advantages of using a tabletop fiber laser welder?
A: Compared to traditional welding methods, tabletop fiber laser welding offers advantages such as precision, versatility, and cost-effectiveness. Additionally, unlike handheld laser welding, which requires contact with the metal surface to be welded, this greatly improves welding versatility and compensates for the fact that handheld fiber laser welding machines can’t weld tight gaps or corners with deep narrow channel letter strokes.
Q2: Can tabletop fiber laser welders weld materials other than aluminum?
A: Yes, the welding machine fiber laser can weld various materials, including stainless steel, aluminum, copper, and titanium.
Q3: Are tabletop fiber lasers suitable for small-scale businesses?
A: Yes, the tabletop fiber laser system suits businesses of all sizes, offering scalability and efficiency in production processes.
Q4: How difficult is learning to use such a laser welder?
A: While there is a learning curve associated with any new technology, all our welding systems are designed to be user-friendly, with intuitive controls and interfaces.
Q5: Is your fiber tabletop welder safe to use?
A: The tabletop laser fiber welder is perfectly safe when operated correctly and with the necessary safety precautions. However, you must undergo proper training and familiarize yourself with the machine’s operating procedures before diving in.
