Fiber laser marking machine TI-FML-30

Fiber laser marking machine TI-FML

Fiber Laser Marking machine TI-FML-30

1. SAFETY

– Window – big fiber laser safety window
– Front door – protected with safety switch
– Emergency stop – front side mounted direct accessable

2. SUPPLY

– Computer – quite EU PC with SSD and offcial Windows 10 version
– Emergency stop – extra emergency stop on the controller
– Software – simple yet complete laser marking software

3. CABINET

– Steel cabinet – machine always delivered in safe enclosure
– Side doors – doors protected with key locks. access for large objects
– Lighting – LED light for optimal light

4. AIR EXTRACTION

– Prepared – air extraction point to connect air extraction unit
– Air extraction tube – anti-static and flexible
– Connection – backside connection Ø 80 mm

5. LASER

Laser – Galvo scan head – very accurate and quick
– Focus – automatic height adjustment (motorrised)
– Lens – F-Theta lens multiple ranges available

FIBER LASER MARKING SYSTEM TI-FML-30

The fiber marking laser TI-FML-30 is mainly used for marking , engraving and cutting of metals ( direct) . The advantages of the fiber marking laser TI-FML-30 are, the durability , very little maintenance , and the lower power consumption.

We have deliberately designed the housing with a small footprint so that the unit can be placed anywhere. Want to mark a larger object? This is also possible with this versatile fiber laser marking machine TI-FML-30.

The fiber marking laser TI-FML-30 is fast and accurate and is therefore very suitable for production work and marking / engraving of small pieces of metal or plastic . Fiber lasers cannot engrave glass. Due to the wavelength of 1.064 nm, the laser will go through the glass.

Fiber lasers are widely used by major manufacturers to provide products with product codes such as bar code, QR code or serial numbers.

There are 3 marking shapes possible:

Annealing – discolors the material and is superficial
Polish – polishes the material as it were and is superficial
Etch – burns into the material (also removes material) and is a durable permanent engraving

VERY LONG LIFESPAN

Fiber lasers have an average lifespan of 50000 hours . Fiber lasers are widely used for medical industry, data sheets, advertising companies, gift shops, engraving companies etc.

OVERVIEW IN POWER DIFFERENCES:

20W fiber laser marking machine

It is mainly for marking on surface such as steel, brass anodized aluminum and stainless steel. For engraving, it has a capacity limit.
It cannot engrave too deeply and the engraving time will be very long. Meanwhile, the engraving result is also less good.

For instance:

It can engrave at most 0.5 mm deep on steel in about 30 to 60 minutes.

30W fiber laser marking machine

30W has more peak power than 20W. In addition to the same marking, 30w can also engrave better.

For cutting, the marking machine can cut gold and silver. 30w also has better performance for this.

It can cut a maximum of 0.7 mm silver and 1 mm gold. It will take some time and passes to accomplish.

Based on that, regardless of the performance, but also based on the costs, 30w is also the most popular type.

50W fiber laser marking machine

50w can be seen as the updated version of 30w.

For choosing 50w, it is mainly for engraving and cutting.

Compared to 30w it will take almost half the time to engrave or cut the same materials.

Of course it can cut 0.3 mm thicker silver and 0.5 mm gold than 30w.

100W fiber laser marking machine

100w can be considered the heavy duty version and is used for deep engraving and cutting of material. In addition, the power allows markings and engravings to be applied very quickly. This makes the machine very suitable for marking “on the fly”.

In short:

if you do not use deep mark or engraving, 20w is the first choice
If you mark and engrave often, but time is not a problem, you can consider 30w
If you need a higher engraving and cutting efficiency and you have the budget, choose 50w
If you want to work very quickly or if you want to mark “on the fly”, it is best to choose a 100w

In fact, 20w and 30w can meet 90-95% of the needs. 50w and 100w is then especially for demanding users or companies where time is a determining factor.

Standard supply

STANDARD DELIVERY

Fiber laser source 30 Watt	Galvanometric scanning head
Professional controller system	Focus lens
European computer (fanless) with SSD harddrive, low power consumption system. Monitor, keyboard and mouse	Safe housing with LED lighting, special laser safety window, user-friendly design and connection to air extraction
Laser marking software	Autofocus
Imported servo motors and drives from Japan	Training to guide you through your machine
Red dot pointer (red laser point for clearly displaying your marking place and large)	2 year warranty

Specifications

SPECIFICATIONS

MECHANICAL

Working range laser	110×110, 150×150, 175×175, 200×200, 250×250 mm
Work table	305×305 mm
External dimensions	350 (W) x 800 (D) x 800 (H) mm
Weight	50 kg
Maximum height object	(110 lens) 350mm

ELECTRICAL

Laser source	Q-switched Pulsed Fiber laser
Wavelength	1064 nm
Optical fiber cable	2 meters
Power laser	20 Watts
Positioning	Integrated red dot laser
Cooling	Air cooled
Height adjustment galvo head	Electric

Options

OPTIONS Fiber laser marking machine

Rotation module

Rotary module for marking/engraving jewelry, axes etc

Lenses

Various lenses are available. Allows you to increase or decrease your working range. These are interchangeable for your machine

Available dimensions (working range):

– 110 x 110 mm
– 150 x 150 mm
– 175 x 175 mm
– 200 x 200 mm
– 250 x 250mm *

* A larger marking area gives less accuracy. It is recommended to keep this as small as possible when using a galvanometric scanning head.

Materials

MATERIALS

Aluminium
Aluminium is one of the most common materials and is used in many industries. Usually, with a lighter marking intensity, aluminum will turn white. It looks good when the aluminum is anodized. More intense laser settings ensure a dark gray or charcoal color on, for example, cast aluminum.

Brass and copper
Brass and copper have high thermal conductivity and thermal transfer properties and are often used for wiring and circuit boards. Their thermal properties are ideal for laser marking systems because the heat is quickly dissipated. This reduces the impact that the laser can have on the structural integrity of the material.

Tungsten and Carbide
Tungsten and Carbide are two of the hardest metals on earth and are widely used in tooling and cutting applications. Another popular segment for these metals are wedding rings.

Chrome
Chrome plating offers a stylish and refined finish and usually requires minimal laser intensity to remove or get through the plating. Care should be taken to ensure that the marking occurs only on the surface, without affecting the chrome layer.

Coated and lacquered metal
There are many types of coatings that are used to harden metals or protect them from corrosive elements. Some coatings, such as powder coating, are thicker and require more intense laser settings to remove completely. Other coatings, such as black oxide, are thin and intended to protect only the surface. These are much easier to highlight and will provide greater contrast.

Fiberglass & Carbon Fiber
Fiber-based materials such as fiberglass can be marked with limitations. Since they consist of individual fibers, the structural integrity can be damaged by the laser, resulting in a blurred marking.

Nickel
Nickel is often used as plating. The plating is often used for the protection of parts against corrosive elements. Care must be taken to ensure that it is not pierced or damaged, exposing the underlying metal surface.

Plastics and polymers
Plastics and polymers are by far the most comprehensive and variable materials that can be marked with lasers. There are so many different chemical compositions that you can’t easily categorize them. We recommend testing the marking to ensure the best results. A good example of material variability is delrin (POM or Acetal). Black delrin is easy to mark and provides a strong white contrast with the black plastic. Natural/white Delrin cannot be marked. The most common technique when marking plastic and polymer is color change.

Rubber

Rubber is an ideal material for engraving because it is soft and very absorbent. However, laser marking rubber offers no contrast.

Silver and Gold
Precious metals such as silver and gold are very soft. Silver is a tricky material to mark because it easily oxidizes and affects. Gold can be marked very easily and needs little strength to get a good, contrasting mark.

Stainless steel
In addition to aluminum, stainless steel is the most marked metal. It is used in virtually every industry. There are different types of stainless steel, each with different carbon contents, hardness and finishes. The geometry and size of the parts also vary greatly, but they all allow for a variety of marking techniques.

Titanium
This lightweight superalloy is heavily used in medical and aerospace applications due to its strength, durability and limited mass. Industries that use this material bear heavy liability and must ensure that the marking that is carried out is safe and non-harmful. Aerospace applications require heavy fatigue testing to ensure that the titanium part does not absorb structural damage through Heat Affected Zones (HAZ). Not all lasers are able to perform such markings. For the medical industry, most titanium parts are actually placed permanently in the human body, or for surgical tools that will be used in the human body. Therefore, markings should be sterile and durable. Also, these marked parts or tools must be approved by the FDA to ensure that they are truly inert and safe for their intended use.

Air filtration

AIR EXTRACTION

“All companies, large and small, have a legal obligation to provide a safe working environment for their staff.”
This means maintaining a dust- and smoke-free workplace by removing solid particles (fine dust), liquid droplets (usually aerosols or mists) and vapors or gases (smoke). This is very important, as the health consequences for workers working in a hazardous environment can be significant and permanent.

About 13,000 deaths per year are due to occupational respiratory diseases, of which about two-thirds are due to asbestos-related diseases or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

Work-related lung diseases (occupational respiratory diseases) include asbestosis, silicosis, COPD, asthma, emphysema and lung cancer.

TBH GMBH . AIR FILTRATION UNITS

As a dealer of the specialized air filtration solutions from TBH GmbH from Germany, we can advise you and provide you with a suitable solution for your laser machine.

The most commonly used air filtration units are the BF and TFS series extractors.

BF luchtfiltratie unit

The Basic Filtration, or BF series for short, contains all the essential functions of a filter and extraction system as a compact basic model. The BF series systems can be equipped with different engine concepts and filters. It uses TBH’s proven modular design with its many benefits. The negative pressure sensor monitors the saturation filter and indicates when to replace your filter. All systems of the BF series have a particularly energy-saving fan, high negative pressure and powerful control electronics.
Bedieningsdisplay

The TFS system is used for laser engraving, laser cutting, laser marking and other medium or high dust applications. The integrated SafeLine filter allows heavy particles to settle to the bottom without contaminating the filter surface. This leads to an enormous increase in the filter surface and at the same time an optimal flow of the filter packs. The SafeLine filter is also housed in a housing that can be closed during replacement and is therefore low-contamination. The differentiated monitoring between the SafeLine and particulate filters simplifies maintenance planning, as any errors can be specifically assigned.

When requesting a quote for a CO2 laser machine, we also offer a suitable air filtration unit as standard.

Do you already have a laser machine but no air filtration system yet? Then contact us quickly.

TFS luchtfiltratie unit

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Our special knives also deserve special attention. Sometimes it is a gift, sometimes for companies, but ultimately a personal text, logo or image is an added value for our customers.

To make it even more special, we opted for a MOPA laser marking machine that can mark in color in stainless steel, titanium, etc. This gives just that little bit extra. Our customers, like us, are very satisfied with the results. The delivery by Trabiss International went well and with pleasant contact. The service and reachability is very good.

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To expand our (machine) capacity, we have purchased two machines from Trabiss International. Both a CO2 laser engraving machine and a fiber laser marking machine have been in use for several years now. The machines are widely used and work very pleasant, simple and reliable.

We have chosen Trabiss International as a local supplier, but also because of the good reachability and service. We will continue to do business with Trabiss International in the future.

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