Fiber Laser Application Selection Guide - IPG Photonics

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Fiber Laser Application Selection Guide Fiber Laser Application Selection Guide & Performance Overview IPG’s Ytterbium Fiber Lasers IPG’s QCW Fiber Laser Overview IPG Photonics’ revolutionary fiber laser technology is available for a wide variety of materials processing applications. Our trouble-free, highly efficient laser sources have demonstrated their prowess over hundreds of thousands of hours of 24/7 operation at the multi-kilowatt power level; IPG’s lasers have the most operational experience in this high technology field. IPG offers ruggedized, continuous wave industrial fiber lasers over a wide power range: from 10 W-50 kW average power. Similarly, nanosecond pulsed lasers are available from 10-500 W average power. Many lasers are available in both rack-mount or OEM module formats so integrators can choose the most convenient and/or most cost-effective solution. IPG also offers Mid-IR and Green wavelengths at lower power levels for either continuous wave or pulsed operation. IPG’s Direct Diode Systems are offered in a full range of rack-mounted or module-based industrial systems. Our highly experienced technology team will support laser system manufacturers to find the best solution for your needs. IPG’s Applications Facilities are staffed with highly experienced Laser Applications Professionals and can perform laser processing development from proof-of-concept through full process development for all materials processing applications; see back cover for locations and contact information.

<strong>Fiber</strong> <strong>Laser</strong> <strong>Application</strong><br />

<strong>Selection</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

<strong>Fiber</strong> <strong>Laser</strong> <strong>Application</strong> <strong>Selection</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> & Performance Overview<br />

<strong>IPG</strong>’s Ytterbium <strong>Fiber</strong> <strong>Laser</strong>s<br />

<strong>IPG</strong>’s QCW <strong>Fiber</strong> <strong>Laser</strong><br />

Overview<br />

<strong>IPG</strong> <strong>Photonics</strong>’ revolutionary fiber laser<br />

technology is available for a wide variety of<br />

materials processing applications. Our<br />

trouble-free, highly efficient laser sources<br />

have demonstrated their prowess over<br />

hundreds of thousands of hours of 24/7<br />

operation at the multi-kilowatt power level;<br />

<strong>IPG</strong>’s lasers have the most operational<br />

experience in this high technology field.<br />

<strong>IPG</strong> offers ruggedized, continuous wave<br />

industrial fiber lasers over a wide power<br />

range: from 10 W-50 kW average power.<br />

Similarly, nanosecond pulsed lasers are<br />

available from 10-500 W average power.<br />

Many lasers are available in both rack-mount<br />

or OEM module formats so integrators can<br />

choose the most convenient and/or most<br />

cost-effective solution.<br />

<strong>IPG</strong> also offers Mid-IR and Green<br />

wavelengths at lower power levels for either<br />

continuous wave or pulsed operation. <strong>IPG</strong>’s<br />

Direct Diode Systems are offered in a full<br />

range of rack-mounted or module-based<br />

industrial systems.<br />

Our highly experienced technology team will<br />

support laser system manufacturers to find<br />

the best solution for your needs.<br />

<strong>IPG</strong>’s <strong>Application</strong>s Facilities are staffed with<br />

highly experienced <strong>Laser</strong> <strong>Application</strong>s<br />

Professionals and can perform laser<br />

processing development from<br />

proof-of-concept through full process<br />

development for all materials processing<br />

applications; see back cover for locations and<br />

contact information.


The Power to Transform ® Materials Processing with <strong>IPG</strong>’s <strong>Fiber</strong> <strong>Laser</strong>s<br />

<strong>Application</strong>s/ <strong>Laser</strong>s<br />

YLR<br />

1070 nm<br />

YLM<br />

1070 nm<br />

YLR-QCW<br />

1070 nm<br />

YLP<br />

Series<br />

1070 nm<br />

YLP-RA<br />

1070 nm<br />

YLP-M<br />

1070 nm<br />

YLP-C<br />

1070 nm<br />

YLP-R<br />

1070 nm<br />

YLP-HP<br />

1070 nm<br />

YLP-G<br />

532 nm<br />

DLR<br />

970 nm<br />

Welding- Metals X X X<br />

Welding- Plastics X X X<br />

Spot Welding (Flash-Lamp & DPSS<br />

X X X<br />

YAG <strong>Laser</strong> Retrofit)<br />

Cutting- Metals X X X X X X<br />

Cutting- Polymers X X X X X X<br />

Cutting- Ceramics (Scribing) X X<br />

Cutting- Silicon X X X X X<br />

Micromachining- Thin Film<br />

Removal/ Scribing<br />

X X X X X<br />

Micromachining- High Speed Thin<br />

Film Removal<br />

X X X X X<br />

Micromachining- Special Heat<br />

Affected Zone Requirements (HAZ)<br />

X X X X X X X<br />

Micromachining-<br />

Reflective Surfaces<br />

X X X X X<br />

Micromachining- Die Cutting X X X X<br />

Marking/ Identification:<br />

General Purpose- Metals X X X X X<br />

General Purpose- Plastics X X X X<br />

General Purpose- Silicon X X<br />

General Purpose- Ceramics X X X X<br />

General Purpose-<br />

Some Organics<br />

X X X<br />

High Quality Graphics/ Grayscale-<br />

Metals & Non-Metals<br />

X<br />

X<br />

Deep Engraving- Metals X X<br />

Special Heat Affect Zone<br />

Requirements (HAZ)<br />

X X X X X X<br />

Chemical Marking X X X<br />

Corrosion-Proof Marking (Dark) X X<br />

Decorative Color Marking X X X<br />

Sintering X X X X<br />

Brazing X X X X<br />

Soldering X X X<br />

Heat Treating X X X<br />

Coating Removal<br />

(eg. Paint Stripping)<br />

X<br />

X<br />

Other:<br />

CO 2 <strong>Laser</strong> Retrofit X X X X X X<br />

Retrofit: DPSS YAG or Other X X X X X X X<br />

Retrofit: DPSS 9XX nm Diode<br />

<strong>Laser</strong> System<br />

DANGER<br />

X


The Power to Transform ® with <strong>IPG</strong>’s Low & Mid Power Infrared <strong>Laser</strong>s<br />

Continuous Wave (CW) <strong>Fiber</strong><br />

<strong>Laser</strong>s - Modulated to 50 kHz<br />

YLR Series<br />

<strong>IPG</strong> offers a full line of rack-mounted, CW<br />

fiber lasers at 1070 nm with power ranging<br />

from 20 W-1 kW. These lasers can be<br />

modulated to 50 kHz with pulse width down<br />

to 10 usec; other modulation options are also<br />

available. <strong>Laser</strong>s are available as<br />

single-mode with M 2 =1.05, with options<br />

available for multi-mode feed fibers required<br />

for flat-top beam shaping. Air-cooled systems<br />

are available with up to 500 W average<br />

power and/or integrated collimators with up to<br />

300 W average power. Other collimator and<br />

connector options are available as well as<br />

time-sharing and multi-porting optical options.<br />

YLM Series<br />

<strong>IPG</strong>’s YLM Series, Ytterbium CW fiber laser<br />

modules, are designed for maintenance-free<br />

OEM applications with power options of 5,<br />

10, 20 and 50 W. The YLM diode-pumped<br />

fiber laser delivers a diffraction limited<br />

(M 2


The Power to Transform ® with <strong>IPG</strong>’s Low & Mid Power Infrared <strong>Laser</strong>s<br />

Pulsed Nanosecond Infrared <strong>Fiber</strong> <strong>Laser</strong>s<br />

Pulsed Nanosecond Infrared<br />

<strong>Fiber</strong> <strong>Laser</strong>s (continued from reverse)<br />

YLP-C<br />

<strong>IPG</strong>’s YLP-C is designed specifically for gray<br />

scale, bit stream marking and applications<br />

that demand a more compact unit. These<br />

lasers have a fast turn-on, turn-off time with<br />

asynchronous triggering and are available in<br />

1 mJ and 0.5 mJ versions with 100 nsec and<br />

30 W.<br />

YLP-R<br />

<strong>IPG</strong>’s YLP-R, a short pulse, high frequency<br />

laser (1-10 ns, >500 kHz) has a peak power<br />

of up to 40 kW and is well suited to very fine<br />

micro-machining applications.<br />

YLP-HP Series<br />

<strong>IPG</strong>’s high power end of the YLP range with<br />

average power up to 500 W and pulse energy<br />

up to 50 mJ available at lower beam quality<br />

and longer pulse lengths. These<br />

rack-mounted lasers may be recommended<br />

for specific ablation processes; please<br />

contact <strong>IPG</strong> with your requirements.<br />

Pulsed Nanosecond 532 nm<br />

Green <strong>Fiber</strong> <strong>Laser</strong>s<br />

YLP-G<br />

A 532 nm, green wavelength version of the<br />

YLP laser available in 5 and 10 W with each<br />

producing M 2 =1.2. The 5 W version operates<br />

at a maximum of 300 kHz with 1.3 nsec pulse<br />

width and 0.014 mJ per pulse. The 10 W<br />

version operates at up to 600 kHz with the<br />

same fixed pulse width and pulse energy with<br />

no change in beam quality. This laser is best<br />

used for thin film removal.<br />

DLR Series<br />

Direct Diode <strong>Fiber</strong> <strong>Laser</strong>s<br />

A full line of rack-mounted, direct diode,<br />

industrial grade CW lasers from 20 W to<br />

1 kW at 970 nm typ. with other wavelengths<br />

available. These lasers can be modulated to<br />

50 kHz with pulse width down to 10 μsec.<br />

Units are air-cooled to 500 W; other<br />

modulation and collimator options are also<br />

available.<br />

Legal notices: All product information is believed to be accurate and is subject to change without notice. Information contained herein shall legally bind<br />

<strong>IPG</strong> only if it is specifically incorporated into the terms and conditions of a sales agreement. Some specific combinations of options may not be<br />

available. The user assumes all risks and liability whatsoever in connection with use of a product or its application. <strong>IPG</strong>, <strong>IPG</strong> <strong>Photonics</strong>, <strong>IPG</strong> <strong>Photonics</strong>’<br />

logo and The Power to Transform are trademarks of <strong>IPG</strong> <strong>Photonics</strong> Corporation. © 2010 <strong>IPG</strong> <strong>Photonics</strong> Corporation. All rights reserved.<br />

Contact <strong>IPG</strong>’s <strong>Application</strong>s Facilities to discuss complimentary sample processing.<br />

Oxford, MA Novi, MI Santa Clara, CA<br />

+1 508.373.1100 +1 248.863.5001 +1 408.748.1361<br />

50 Old Webster Road 46695 Magellan Drive 3930 Freedom Circle, Ste. 103<br />

Oxford, MA 01540 Novi, MI 48377 Santa Clara, CA 95054<br />

www.ipgphotonics.com * sales.us@ipgphotonics.com<br />

rev. 07/12

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