PRIMA North America Announces New Model CL-R Pulsed Nd:YAG Laser

DN Staff

May 24, 2010

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PRIMA North America Announces New Model CL-R Pulsed Nd:YAG Laser

ELECTRONICS: PRIMA North America Inc. announced the introduction of its newest model the CONVERGENT LASERS CL-R pulsed Nd:YAG laser.

Users of earlier model LASERDYNE 780, 890 and 790 systems will be offered a turnkey retrofit package including complete on-site installation and startup assistance.

The CL-R laser provides a wide range of process flexibility. The laser combines up to 50kW peak power with low divergence resonator optics to produce a high intensity laser spot for:
• Drilling holes up to 75mm (3 inches) in length.
• Drilling 3mm (0.12 inch) long holes at 10 holes/second on the fly.
• Cutting at 300mm (12 inches)/min or to 20 mm (0.8 inches) in depth.
• A long depth of focus enables deep holes to be drilled with reduced taper. Special pulse-shaping techniques can be used to improve the geometrical quality of holes drilled by single laser shots “on the fly.”

When retrofitted the CL-R will be compatible with existing beam delivery hardware and existing software programs, and will operate with existing chillers. According to LASERDYNE, retrofit applications have the potential for increased processing efficiency and lower operating cost, depending on the application, the system’s condition and other factors. For example, longer life lamps are used in the new CL-R laser which have been reported by users of both lasers to lead to increased shot count before replacement. They also have a lower replacement cost.

As with all systems that it sells, LASERDYNE supports its customers with timely and  complete in-field installation, parts and service.

-Edited by Kelsey Anderson

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