More environmentally-friendly than conventional etching, DMG Mori's Lasertec 75 Shape also offers considerable freedom of design, while at the same time ensuring a high level of repeatability. It is also capable of creating filigree cavities without the need to manufacture electrodes.
Lasertec 75 Shape has a footprint of just 8 m2, while its ergonomic design and door opening of 1,310 mm ensure convenient access to the machining area, which offers ample space for workpieces of diameter up to 840 mm and heights to 520 mm. They can weigh up to 600 kg, or 1,000 kg with optional tandem drive of the tilting mechanism carrying the rotary table.
Fitted with 100 W pulsed fibre laser and 3D processing optics with F-Theta scanning lens, the machine offers the layer-by-layer removal of material and, in combination with the NC swivelling rotary table, offers contour-parallel laser shaping for fast, trouble-free laser texturing, even in 3D free-form areas of a mould.
Rapid traverse speeds of 40 m/min provide high dynamics for fast cycle times, while stable ballscrews in the linear axes and comprehensive cooling measures ensure a high degree of accuracy. Travels are 750 by 650 by 560 mm in the X, Y and Z axes.
Control is by a Siemens ‘840 D solutionline’ that, when combined with DMG Mori’s application-specific Lasersoft software and proprietary CELOS graphical user interface, allows the machine to be integrated optimally into a manufacturer’s organisation.
