Introducing the Jasic LS-15000F Series, a groundbreaking lineup of manual laser welding machines featuring advanced fibre optic laser emitters. Representing a significant leap forward in welding technology, these machines transcend conventional methods to provide unparalleled precision and performance across various materials including steel, aluminium alloys, copper, and more. Laser welds achieved with the Jasic LS-15000F Series boast exceptional depth and joint strength, ensuring durable and reliable results.

The Jasic LS-15000F is equipped with fibre optic laser emitters, replacing traditional welding techniques and offering versatility across various metals including steel, aluminium alloys, and copper. Laser welding produces joints characterized by deep penetration and exceptional strength.

The compact design of the laser welding system combines the laser generator, cooling system, and controls into a single unit, reducing installation space requirements. With added mobility from wheels, the machine can be easily relocated as needed.

Featuring a 10-meter manual fibre optic welding torch, operators can work at a comfortable distance from the source. The torch's versatile design allows for welding in challenging configurations and angles without restrictions, ensuring flexibility in welding operations.

Delivery Kit:

• Jasic LS-15000F source
• Power supply unit with cooling group
• Torch (10 m hose package)
• Ground clamp with cable

Advantages:

• Smooth and dense welding of low height;
• A small heat-affected zone;
• Almost no change in the colour of the metal and deformation of the workpiece.
• The characteristics of the welds made by laser welding allow for a reduction in expenses for the secondary processing of finished products and acceleration of the work process.

The 10-meter manual fibre optic welding torch offers extensive reach from the power source, enabling work on distant components. With its versatile design, the torch allows for the completion of intricate weld configurations on any part of the workpiece, unrestricted by welding angles.

Laser Welding and Cleaning Safety Warning

Laser welding and cleaning are powerful and precise technologies, but they come with inherent risks that must be carefully managed to ensure the safety of operators and surrounding personnel. Exposure to laser radiation, intense heat, and harmful fumes can cause serious injuries, including eye damage, burns, and respiratory hazards. It is essential to follow strict safety protocols and use the correct protective equipment to minimise these risks.

Key Safety Measures:

• Protective Equipment: Always wear certified laser helmets, goggles, and other eye protection designed for the specific wavelength and power of the laser being used. Inadequate eye protection can lead to permanent eye damage. Visit Laser Helmets and Eye Protection for the right protective gear.
• Laser Enclosures: Conduct laser welding and cleaning operations in controlled environments such as laser enclosures or cabins. These provide essential protection by containing laser beams and ensuring a safe working space. For more information, see Laser Welding Enclosures.
• Laser Safety Advice: It is crucial for all personnel involved in laser operations to undergo comprehensive laser safety training. This includes understanding the risks and implementing safety measures to prevent accidents. For expert laser safety advice, refer to Laser Safety Advice.
• Laser Awareness Training: Ensure that all personnel are familiar with the basic principles of laser safety by enrolling in Laser Awareness Training. This training covers key topics including the physics of lasers, potential hazards, and safety measures. For more details, visit Laser Awareness Training.
• Laser Safety Officer Training: For organisations using high-powered lasers (Class 3B, 3R, or 4 lasers), it is mandatory to appoint a Laser Safety Officer. This role is critical in ensuring the safe operation of laser equipment. The Laser Safety Officer Training will equip individuals with the knowledge and responsibilities needed to manage laser safety effectively. Learn more about this training at Laser Safety Officer Training.
• Laser Welders and Cleaners: Whether you are using laser welders for precision joining or laser cleaners for effective surface preparation, ensure that your equipment is used in accordance with the manufacturer's guidelines and safety standards. Visit Laser Welders and Equipment and Laser Cleaners for more information.

Conclusion:

By adhering to proper safety protocols and using the appropriate equipment, you can minimise the risks associated with laser welding and cleaning. Always ensure that you are adequately protected and that the work environment is fully equipped to handle the demands of laser operations.

For further safety information, visit the recommended links above, and always prioritise safety in your laser-related tasks.