(3) Choose appropriate safety protection equipment based on the output power and
(5) Do not use the handheld laser welding machine in a dark environment
(4) Place a warning sign near the handheld laser welding machine to designate a
wavelength requirements of the handheld laser welding machine, to ensure operator
safety;
safe operating area;
;
(6) Never turn on the handheld laser welding machine without first installing the
optical coupling fiber or optical output connector;
(7) Ensure the protective lens, copper nozzle, and wire-feeding structure are
installed and clean when the handheld laser welding machine is powered off and
disconnected;
(8) Perform debugging, calibrating, and focusing without the laser, and only turn on
the laser after completing these tasks;
◎ Please consult the "Optical Fiber Connector Inspection and Cleaning Guide" for
NOTICE:
◎ The optical output of the handheld laser welding machine will be transmitted
after passing through a lens with an anti-reflection coating. Any dust or debris
present on the lens can cause serious damage, potentially resulting in the burning of
the handheld laser welding machine or the malfunction of subsequent optical path
(9) Operate the equipment strictly according to the instructions provided in this
document; otherwise, the protective devices and performance of the equipment may
be compromised, and Maxphotonics will not be held responsible.
equipment.
proper lens cleaning and inspection procedures.
◎ Select appropriate safety protection equipment based on the laser output
◎ When debugging and calibrating the output of the handheld laser welding
machine, ensure that the machine is set to detect the spot quality of the laser output
through the red indicator light in the absence of the actual laser light. Turn on the
laser only if there are no abnormalities detected.
◎ Exercise caution around any heat or molten metal particles that may be
generated during the operation of the handheld laser welding machine.
WARNING:
power and wavelength requirements.
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