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Laser cutting machine maintenance knowledge
Laser equipment maintenance: pay attention to cleaning the lenses and guides every day, sweeping up debris on the workbench.
Cleaning method for lenses: When cleaning lenses, it is necessary to use absolute ethanol or a cleaning solution containing 98% alcohol, use a small amount of lint-free cotton to lightly dab the alcohol and gently wipe the lens in a directional manner, and finally use a dry cotton ball to gently wipe the lens to make it bright and transparent.
Cleaning method for guides: First remove the stains and machining debris from the guides, then add a little clean lubricating oil to the guides, and move the sliding guides to ensure that the lubricating oil is evenly distributed on the guides.
Cleaning method for the workbench: The workbench includes zinc iron alloy, honeycomb, crawler, blade strips, etc. First, clean the machining debris from the workbench. For crawler workbenches used for half a year, add a little clean anti-rust oil to the crawler and perform anti-rust treatment. Other workbenches do not require this.
Cleaning method for lenses: When cleaning lenses, it is necessary to use absolute ethanol or a cleaning solution containing 98% alcohol, use a small amount of lint-free cotton to lightly dab the alcohol and gently wipe the lens in a directional manner, and finally use a dry cotton ball to gently wipe the lens to make it bright and transparent.
Cleaning method for guides: First remove the stains and machining debris from the guides, then add a little clean lubricating oil to the guides, and move the sliding guides to ensure that the lubricating oil is evenly distributed on the guides.
Cleaning method for the workbench: The workbench includes zinc iron alloy, honeycomb, crawler, blade strips, etc. First, clean the machining debris from the workbench. For crawler workbenches used for half a year, add a little clean anti-rust oil to the crawler and perform anti-rust treatment. Other workbenches do not require this.
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Procedure for maintaining the focusing lens of a laser cutting
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Remove the focusing lens from the frame: loosen the securing screws, then remove the air nozzle and lens tube; first use a blow-up ball to blow away the dust on the lens surface;
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If the lens actually needs cleaning, only laboratory-grade paper soft cotton balls can be used, dipped in an appropriate amount of acetone or high-proof alcohol, and gently wipe in a clockwise direction from the center of the lens to the edge. If necessary, both sides of the lens need to be cleaned, and care should be taken to be careful and meticulous during cleaning;
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Reinstall the lens tube and air nozzle, adjust the focal length, tighten the securing screws, and make sure to keep the convex side down when installing the focusing lens.
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Tips for maintaining the focusing lens of a laser cutting machine
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The focusing lens material is ZnSe (arsenide of zinc), which is relatively brittle and prone to breakage; attention should be paid during disassembly and assembly: do not apply excessive force and avoid collision with hard objects. The surface has an antireflective coating and is afraid of contamination, moisture, oil, and scratching; therefore, it is required to provide dry, oil-free air during work.
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Generally, it is necessary to check the condition of the laser cutting machine focusing lens before and after use and cleaning. Because most pollutants and surface defects are relatively small in size, we often need to use magnifying equipment when checking the lens.
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When cleaning the focusing lens of a laser cutting machine, clean wiping paper and optical-grade solvents are often used to prevent damage from other contaminants. The wiping paper must be moistened with an appropriate solvent and must never be used dry.
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Daily Check Content
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The overall cleanliness and lubrication of the equipment are normal.
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Check for any debris on the equipment and around it.
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The equipment current should not exceed 20A.
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Check if there are any mobile phones or strong magnetic objects near the galvanometer.
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Check for any abnormal noises during equipment operation.
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Do not touch the lens with hands or other objects.
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Strictly follow the power-on and power-off procedures for the equipment's power switch.
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In case of computer freeze or software unresponsiveness, immediately turn off the galvanometer switch.
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Regular Inspection Content
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The equipment circuit is properly grounded.
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Check the water quality and quantity of the cooling water.
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Condition of electrical and circuit use.
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Condition of equipment cleanliness.
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Whether there are any abnormal sounds in the movable property of the equipment.
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Whether there are any damaged or missing parts.
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Operating condition of the chiller.
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