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International Congress on Applications of Lasers & Electro-Optics | 2009

Opportunities to enlarge the application area of remote-cutting

Matthias Lütke; Thomas Himmer; Andreas Wetzig; Eckhard Beyer

Remote-Cutting is an alternative method to conventional laser cutting processes when working on thin sheets. Working without any cutting gas the inertia can be reduced significantly. Deflected by two mirrors the laser beam becomes more flexible in the working envelope of the scanner. Depending on the sheet thickness cutting speeds of about 100 m/min in contours are possible [1], [2], [3].The target of this paper is to give some opportunities to enlarge the application area of remote-cutting. It will be shown how the maximum separable thickness can be increased. Furthermore, possibilities to widen the working area are shown. Investigations were done to determine the parameters, which have effect on the cutting quality. Obtained qualities and quantities are compared with those of conventional technologies.Moreover, investigations were done in order to determine the possibility to cut various materials. For example, the selective cutting of material compounds is described. This technology is also known as “Kiss-Cutting”. Using “Kiss-Cutting” improves the handling of thin metal foils and thus the productivity.Remote-Cutting is an alternative method to conventional laser cutting processes when working on thin sheets. Working without any cutting gas the inertia can be reduced significantly. Deflected by two mirrors the laser beam becomes more flexible in the working envelope of the scanner. Depending on the sheet thickness cutting speeds of about 100 m/min in contours are possible [1], [2], [3].The target of this paper is to give some opportunities to enlarge the application area of remote-cutting. It will be shown how the maximum separable thickness can be increased. Furthermore, possibilities to widen the working area are shown. Investigations were done to determine the parameters, which have effect on the cutting quality. Obtained qualities and quantities are compared with those of conventional technologies.Moreover, investigations were done in order to determine the possibility to cut various materials. For example, the selective cutting of material compounds is described. This technology is also known as “K...


International Congress on Applications of Lasers & Electro-Optics | 2009

Advanced remote cutting of non – Metal webs and sheets

Annett Klotzbach; Matthias Lütke; Andreas Wetzig; Eckhard Beyer

Remote processing is known as a new trend to increase the productivity of production processes. Typical remote applications are not only laser welding of metals. Also the field of metal and non metal cutting and welding are well suited for remote processing. Within this presentation new industrial proven solutions will be described, using high speed beam deflection systems and classical Cartesian axes systems. The new system technology enables to realize cutting speeds up to 5 m/s for non-metals or contour cuts of thin metal sheets up to 60 m/min. In combination with specially adapted motion planning tools the production lines work in a flexible, efficient and stable manner.Remote processing is known as a new trend to increase the productivity of production processes. Typical remote applications are not only laser welding of metals. Also the field of metal and non metal cutting and welding are well suited for remote processing. Within this presentation new industrial proven solutions will be described, using high speed beam deflection systems and classical Cartesian axes systems. The new system technology enables to realize cutting speeds up to 5 m/s for non-metals or contour cuts of thin metal sheets up to 60 m/min. In combination with specially adapted motion planning tools the production lines work in a flexible, efficient and stable manner.


Proceedings of SPIE | 2012

Innovations in high power fiber laser applications

Eckhard Beyer; Achim Mahrle; Matthias Lütke; Jens Standfuss; Frank Brückner


Archive | 2009

Process for machining workpieces using a laser beam

Matthias Lütke; Lothar Morgenthal; Thomas Himmer; Eckhard Beyer


Archive | 2009

Verfahren zur trennenden bearbeitung von werkstücken mit einem laserstrahl

Matthias Lütke; Lothar Morgenthal; Thomas Himmer; Eckhard Beyer


Archive | 2007

Laser cutting machine has beam which passes through nozzle for cutting gas, nozzle tapering from its inlet to central point and diverging from this to outlet and swiveling about central point

Florian Bartels; Thomas Himmer; Matthias Lütke; Lothar Dr. Morgenthal


International Congress on Applications of Lasers & Electro-Optics | 2012

High-power laser materials processing

Eckhard Beyer; Patrick Herwig; Stephan Hunze; Andrés-Fabián Lasagni; Matthias Lütke; Achim Mahrle; Steffen Nowotny; Jens Standfuß; Sebastian Thieme


Laser Technik Journal | 2009

Laserschneiden von Faserverbundwerkstoffen

Matthias Lütke; Annett Klotzbach; Andeas Wetzig; Eckhard Beyer


Archive | 2010

Verfahren zur gratfreien trennenden bearbeitung von werkstücken mit änderungen von laserbearbeitungsparametern

Matthias Lütke; Sebastian Stelzer; Thomas Himmer


Archive | 2009

Procédé d’usinage par découpage de pièces à usiner au moyen d’un faisceau laser

Matthias Lütke; Lothar Morgenthal; Thomas Himmer; Eckhard Beyer

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Eckhard Beyer

Dresden University of Technology

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Thomas Himmer

Dresden University of Technology

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Achim Mahrle

Dresden University of Technology

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Florian Bartels

Dresden University of Technology

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Lothar Dr. Morgenthal

Dresden University of Technology

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Patrick Herwig

Dresden University of Technology

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Stephan Hunze

Dresden University of Technology

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