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SM-S00500 Revision A 21 October 2016
redPOWER QUBE Cased Fiber Laser User Manual
Water Flow and Return Labels (rear panel)
4 Document References
QUBE Cased Fiber Laser Installation Drawing
QUBE Fiber Laser Serial Interface Manual
redPOWER Fiber Laser Serial Communications Protocol
Introduction to the Laser Cutting Process
These documents may be downloaded by going to 'Customer Login' at the top right of SPI
Lasers’ home page: www.spilasers.com.
5 redPOWER QUBE Product Tour
The range of redPOWER QUBE Cased Fiber Lasers builds on many years of experience of
SPI Lasers in designing, developing and supplying fiber lasers into a wide range of industrial
laser processing applications. It gives laser integrators the capability to manufacture industrial
laser machines with maximum output power levels from 300W up to many kilowatts. QUBE
Fiber Lasers can be operated in continuous wave (CW) or modulated (CWM) modes for
applications enabled by fiber lasers and applications traditionally served by lamp pumped and
diode pumped solid-state lasers. A flexible control architecture has been implemented using a
combination of analogue, digital and logic user interfaces.
The optical power is generated by a PRISM Fiber Laser (FL) Module using SPI Lasers’
proprietary
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GTWave
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active fiber technology and reliable pump diodes to produce a high
power, high brightness output. The output from the PRISM Fiber Laser Module is guided to
the Laser Integrator’s optics by a single mode (SM) or multimode (MM) delivery fiber supplied
with an industry standard PIPA-Q optical connector. A ruggedized conduit including SPI
Lasers’ Fiber Continuity Monitoring System (FCMS) protects the delivery fiber.
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US 6,826,335, US 7,221,822, US 7,660,034, US 8,270,070, US 8,743,454 and granted patents in
other territories
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