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Synrad firestar T100 100W CO2 laser marking/engraving
Synrad Firestar t100 100w CO2 Laser Marking/Engraving System
Includes laser head, RF1000 unit, PowerOne DC-100 power supply and UC-2000 laser controller
This unit was pulled from working duty. We powered it up and the laser works GREAT! It burned through a 4x4. I will offer a 7-day warranty so that you can try it out for yourself.
* Excellent Beam Quality and Pulsing Characteristics
* Fast Rise and Fall Time (<75 s)
* Color-coded LED s mirror user outputs
* Common footprint and beam exit locations
* Opto-Isolated +5-24 VDC inputs and outputs
* Available in keyswitch fan or water-cooled versions
* OEM (no keyswitch/shutter) air, fan, or water-cooled
The t100 combines its outstanding beam quality and fast pulsing capabilites with 100 watts of output power. By combining the t-series compact resonator design with its matched 30 VDC RF supply and air-cooling option, the firestar t100 was created to minimize its footprint while maximizing power and performance.
In comparison to other 100-watt CO2 lasers in today's industrial laser market, the t100's beam characteristics excel in both Mode (TEM00 95% purity) and Beam Quality Numbers (M < 1.1 0.1). This typically means no additional beam shaping optics are needed to provide focused laser power for the end-user applications.
In addition, the t100's fast rise and fall times and excellent square pulse profile optimize applications where higher frequency performance is key. For applications requiring mounting on an X/Y gantry or a full 3D robotic arm, where the mass of the laser is critical to system speed and performance, the firestar t100 provides the smallest and lightest 100 watt laser solution available today.
Operation manual: http:// /Manuals/t-Series1.6.pdf
Datasheet: http:// /tseries/tser_white.pdf
For full details, please visit the manufacturer's website here: http:// /tseries/t100.htm
Thanks for your interest. Please email with any questions
