Raycus QCW laser source Fiber Laser RFL-QCW2000/6000 for Precision welding/Cutting
The full name of QCW is Quasi-Continuous Wave Laser, which translates to quasi-continuous laser, and is the third type of fiber laser that is rapidly emerging in the market. The prefix "quasi" before "CW laser" shows to a certain extent that QCW retains the well-known advantages of continuous lasers: high electro-optical conversion efficiency, good reliability, maintenance-free, strong stability and smaller footprint area. QCW defeated ultrafast lasers twice in 2011 and 2015, and won the Prism Award, known as the "Photonics Oscar", issued by the International Society of Optical Engineering.
Technical advantages:
Available in both continuous and pulsed modes
Peak power up to 6000W
Extremely stable output performance
Excellent beam quality
Optional output length
Optical characteristics:
Operating Mode: Continuous/Modulated
Average Power (W) (Continuous): 2000
Average power (W) (pulse): 2000
Average Peak Power (W): 20000
Maximum pulse energy (J): 200
Center wavelength: (nm): 1080±5
Repetition frequency (Hz): 0-5000
Output power stability: <±1.5%
Pulse width (ms): 0.05-50
Red light: yes
Output characteristics:
Output connector: IQB
BPP: <4
Output fiber core diameter (μm): 100 (200, 400 optional)
BPP: <2.5
Electronic control characteristics:
Input power: 48±10%VDC
Power adjustment range ( % ): 10-100
Control mode: RS232/AD/Ethernet
Other features:
Dimensions (mm): 900*960*1160
Cooling method: water cooling
Operating temperature ( ℃ ): 10 - 40
Application of RFL-QCW450/4500:
Spot welding, seam welding, drilling
Precision cutting, precision welding
Ceramic cutting, ceramic scribing
Computer and mobile phone parts processing
Power battery copper-aluminum welding
