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General| Type | Fiber Laser Cutting Machine |
|---|---|
| Working Area | 3000 mm x 1500 mm |
| Max Cutting Speed | 170 m/min |
| Material Thickness (Mild Steel) | 25 mm |
| Material Thickness (Stainless Steel) | 20 mm |
| Control System | AMNC 3i |
| Axis Travels X | 3070 mm |
| Axis Travels Y | 1550 mm |
| Axis Travels Z | 100 mm |
| Laser Power | 6 kW |
| Material Thickness (Aluminum) | 25 mm |
| Positioning Speed | 170 m/min |
Appoint a laser safety officer with sufficient knowledge and experience for hazard prevention.
Includes plan preparation, area control, device operation, equipment maintenance, and safety education.
Provide education on laser light nature, machine construction, operation, and emergency measures.
Appoint trained operators, restrict control panel access, follow manuals, and handle repairs with experts.
Apply for permission to use oscillators as high-frequency utilization equipment under Radio Act.
Assess risks of tasks and duties, take measures to prevent hazards, and contact AMADA for residual risk data.
Take measures to prevent hazards from machines, materials, energy sources, and health disorders.
Explains how laser and assist gas (oxygen) remove material through oxidation and kinetic energy.
Assist gas generates heat, removes molten metal, prevents lens contamination, and cools the lens.
Details Carbon dioxide (CO2), Fiber, He-Ne, and Semiconductor lasers used in cutting machines.
Describes eye and skin damage from CO2, Fiber, He-Ne lasers, emphasizing protective measures.
Warns against cutting PVC, nylon, polyurethane due to toxic gases like HCl, HCN, and CO.
Covers fire risks from combustible materials, spatter, dust, and specific materials like acrylics and plywood.
Explains dust explosion risks from accumulated dust, especially from magnesium and alloys.
Details thermite reaction risks from metal dusts (Al, Ti, Zn) mixed with oxides, and water reaction hazards.
Highlights the need for enclosures, fences, and light curtains to prevent injury from moving parts.
Report accident information by telephone or to the sales office service center.
Furnish accident details using the provided accident report form including customer and overview.
