Amada Miyachi’s LMWS (Laser Marking Workstation) is a configurable, compact unit designed for lean manufacturing and offering a wide range of marking capability. Standard options include a rotary stage to tailor the machine to the user’s specific process.
The compact workstation has been designed for benchtop operation, so minimal workspace is needed. Integrated with the company’s LMF fibre laser markers (10-50 W), the unit has the same GUI and interface for easy transfer from prototype to production phase.
Benefits include: a fast and precise motorised Z-axis for easy focus adjustment (programmable axis optional); easy access to parts and tooling; a large viewing window for easy mark monitoring; F-Theta 100, 160 and 254 mm lens options for marking various parts and sizes; a fume extraction port with flexible tubing; and an optical breadboard with M6 threaded holes for easy mounting.
Phone: +61 4-1996-1978
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