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New processing heads for laser brazing, laser welding and laser hardening, as well as new materials and work piece geometries often require extensive testing for your particular application. Only then can you realize the full potential of system and process technology so that it can be integrated into the manufacturing line.

A Quick Guide for the Adaptive Laser Processing Optic ALO3 is available. You can download it from Scansonic’s product page menu point: laser joining with seam tracking/ALO3.

Four work stations with different robots and a linear axis have been brought into operation, all with access to the TruDisk 5001 laser. These new products have been presented as part of our Scansonic Application Days. They will be used and tested in selected processes such as laser and arc welding, soldering, and hardening.

Scansonic's optical sensor system is making history. After nearly a year on the market and more than 25 TH6D systems sold, the interface for ABB robotic applications are available for our customers. Our customers have been convinced by the quality of the TH6D system series. In response to customer requests, a joint design project was conducted with the company ABB.

You can increase your efficiency with localized, limited hardening. Laser hardening now allows you to work with more speed and flexibility. We are pleased to present our Scan hardening optical system.

How can aluminium be welded perfectly? Scansonic is your single source for the necessary laser equipment. The ALO3 is specially optimized for soft aluminium wires: including the wire feed from the wire drum, the wire-end sensor, the Easyglide system, and our newly designed wire-feed module. Our new video demonstrates how aluminium doors can be welded.

Thorsten Kimpel und Frank Wehlam have been working with the Sales and Service team at Scansonic IPT GmbH since Jan. 1, 2011.

Thorsten Kimpel and Frank Wehlam

Laser processing heads require various gases. Pressurized air is for example needed for the operation of the cross jet and the crash sensor, as well different laser processes depend on all sorts of shielding gases.

Since the middle of 2009, it has been possible to fit the ALO1 with the optional Q-LV adjustment lens. Starting in February 2011, this lens will be built into the new version 1.4. This version includes an additional cover glass integrated in the bottom lens cover. During factory operations, the second cover glass results in improved safety.