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Installation
Chapter 5
MN025 / v2.1.0
3-Axis Subsystems for Laser Beam Deflection
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5.1
Installing the linear translator module
o
Carefully remove the protective cover over the beam input with a small screwdriver.
o
To install the subsystem, insert locating pins into the corresponding holes and attach the
subsystem to the prepared installation surface using screws.
Note:
The subsystem may only be installed using the pins and screws specified by
RAYLASE. Follow the installation drawing supplied.
Only for water cooled deflection units
5.2
Requirements to the cooling water
To avoid destruction of the aluminum housing by pitting, the cooling water must meet the
requirements listed in the following table.
Note regarding cooling circuit:
Avoid pure copper components in the cooling circuit (not
refrigerant cycle) of the cooler used. These lead without suitable additive to pitting in alumi-
num cooling channels.
Note:
Damage caused by pitting is excluded from the warranty.
Cooling water alternatives
Clean tap water
Deionized water
mixed with 50% clean tap water
Deionized water with additives
Recommended additives*
Industrial application: CCL105 (NALCO)
Food industry: Dowcal N (Dow Chemicals)
Recommended cooling temperature
22°C
– 28°C
Avoid condensation
Temperature stability
+/- 1°C
Water pressure at the deflection unit
2 to 3 bar
Water flow
2-6 l/min (depending on the type of deflection unit)
Water hardness
< 10 ppm
Recommended pH
7-8.6
Bacterial content
< 1000 cfu/ml
*
Follow the dosage and application instructions of the manufacturer.
Only for deflection units with option "Air Flush"
5.3
Requirements to the cooling air
To avoid contamination of the mirror and the resulting destruction by the laser beam, the cool-
ing air must meet the following requirements:
Pore filter
Pore filter
≤ 0,05 mm
Required air pressure on the defec-
tion unit
1-1,5 bar
Air flow
ca 50 l/min
Max. oil shares
≤ 0,005 mg/m
3
Max. water shares
≤ 0,05 g/m
3