Unique selling proposition
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Welding hard-to-reach areas
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High welding speed (1-10 m/min)
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User-friendly interface
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One nozzle for all types of metals and thicknesses
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Easy to select seam type
Brief of Handheld laser welding machine Wattsan 4in1 G1 Raycus
Wattsan 4in1 G1 Raycus laser welding welds product parts in any position
The Wattsan 4in1 G1 Raycus hand-held laser welding machine provides high working speeds and perfect weld quality. It is used for joining various metals with a thickness of 0.3 to 7mm. The machine is capable of welding carbon, low-alloy, high-tension, stainless steel, aluminium and titanium alloys, plastics, and various dissimilar materials. It simplifies the welding of workpieces, even with a low qualification of the operator.
Different types of welding joints are available: butt joint, lap joint, tee joint, edge joint, and corner joint. The hand-held laser welding machine is used without filler wire, but if necessary, any wire feeding device can be integrated. The main consumables are working gas (nitrogen/argon), nozzles, and protection mirrors. Thanks to the 8 m cable, welding can be carried out over a considerable distance from the machine.
Wattsan laser welding are thoughtfully designed
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Control desk
User-friendly interface for creating quality welds. The wide range of settings makes all types of welding patterns accessible even to the novice user. It takes about one day to learn how to operate and maintain the machine! The touch panel is dust-proof and remains operable under all circumstances.
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Laser source
The machine is equipped with a high quality RECI fibre laser emitter however, other brands are also available: IPG, Raycus, and JPT. The service life of a fibre laser emitter is more than 100,000 hours. The choice of source depends on the customer's wishes and required tasks. To weld large thicknesses including double-sided welding, IPG and Reci laser sources are preferred while any of the above brands can be used to weld thin metals.
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Welding gun functions
The machine software allows you to change the joint thickness and welding patterns: circular, square, C-pattern, V-pattern, figure 8, etc. For ease of use, an additional display on the handpiece shows the current settings.
Materials
Stainless steel
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Material | Peak laser power | Set the power | Speed (mm/sec) | Frequency (kHz) | |
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1 mm | 500 watts | 260 watts | 800 | 5 | |
1.5 mm | 500 watts | 340 watts | 750 | 5 | |
2 mm | 1000 watts | 600 watts | 800 | 5 | |
2.5 mm | 1000 watts | 730 watts | 700 | 5 | |
3 mm | 1000 watts | 860 watts | 720 | 5 | |
Aluminium
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Material | Peak laser power | Set the power | Speed (mm/sec) | Frequency (kHz) | |
1 mm | 500 watts | 480 watts | 700 | 20 | |
1.5 mm | 1000 watts | 560 watts | 800 | 20 | |
2 mm | 1000 watts | 780 watts | 800 | 20 | |
2.5 mm | 1000 watts | 928 watts | 800 | 20 | |
3 mm | 1500 watts | 1150 watts | 800 | 20 | |
Brass
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Material | Peak laser power | Set the power | Speed (mm/sec) | Frequency (kHz) | |
1 mm | 1000 watts | 900 watts | 600 | 30 | |
1.5 mm | 1500 watts | 1100 watts | 600 | 30 | |
2 mm | 1500 watts | 1350 watts | 500 | 30 | |
2.5 mm | 2000 watts | 1600 watts | 500 | 30 | |
3 mm | 2000 watts | 1850 watts | 500 | 30 | |
Copper
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Material | Peak laser power | Set the power | Speed (mm/sec) | Frequency (kHz) | |
1 mm | 1000 watts | 650 watts | 600 | 30 | |
1.5 mm | 1000 watts | 850 watts | 600 | 30 | |
2 mm | 1500 watts | 1100 watts | 500 | 30 | |
2.5 mm | 1500 watts | 1400 watts | 500 | 30 | |
3 mm | 2000 watts | 1750 watts | 500 | 30 | |
Carbon steel
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Material | Peak laser power | Set the power | Speed (mm/sec) | Frequency (kHz) | |
1 mm | 500 watts | 300 watts | 500 | 20 | |
1.5 mm | 500 watts | 370 watts | 500 | 20 | |
2 mm | 500 watts | 480 watts | 600 | 20 | |
2.5 mm | 1000 watts | 600 watts | 600 | 20 | |
3 mm | 1000 watts | 760 watts | 700 | 20 | |
Galvanized steel
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Material | Peak laser power | Set the power | Speed (mm/sec) | Frequency (kHz) | |
1 mm | 500 watts | 320 watts | 600 | 20 | |
1.5 mm | 500 watts | 460 watts | 600 | 20 | |
2 mm | 1000 watts | 600 watts | 500 | 20 | |
2.5 mm | 1000 watts | 800 watts | 700 | 20 | |
3 mm | 1000 watts | 960 watts | 650 | 20 |
Working in versatile positions – gun weighing only 0.7 kg
Purchase procedure
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Equipment selection
We assist you in making your choice of a machine matching your needs
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Sending invoice
We agree on the complete set of the machine and sending the invoice with the final cost of the equipment.
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Payment
In full if the machine is in stock. 50% in advance 50% at the delivery if the machine is not in stock.
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We check the machine
The 3 step quality control: at the Wattsan factory, at our warehouse in the Netherlands, before the delivery.
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Delivery or pick-up
Either a transport company or you pick up the machine from our warehouse.
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Launching equipment
We are here to assist you whenever you need support.
Experiences from enthusiastic bloggers
Technical characteristics
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The machines requires the minimum amount of consumables: nitrogen/argon and electricity, consumable electrodes are not required. Parts are welded without using a filler wire although it can be fed as an option.
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The working surface does not need cleaning or polishing before and after welding. The surface cleanness is not so essential for laser welding as for MIG welding.
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The laser welding machine suits for butt welds, fillet welds, T-welds, circumferential welds, ill-fitting items. The welding process results in a high-quality weld free from distortions and burn-through that does not require postweld treatment (due to a limited heat-affected zone).
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The laser welding machine is able to weld: carbon steel, low-alloy steel, high-strength constructional alloys, stainless steels, aluminium, copper and brass alloys, titanium, plastics, dissimilar materials. Quick adjustment for a new material is available. Laser welding is easily integrated in a manufacturing process.
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Laser welding is much more fire-safe as compared to traditional welding processes, no molten metal and hazardous sparks are ejected during welding. This makes labour conditions more comfortable.