Used DISCO DFL 7300 #293656089 for sale
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DISCO DFL 7300 scribing/dicing equipment is an advanced cutting and scribing system designed for precision high-volume cutting and scribing. It is an automated unit that can process a variety of materials including metals, alloys, glass, and plastics with various thicknesses. The machine uses an integrated laser beam to precisely cut or engrave on the material and a high-precision, two-dimensional scribing capacity to accurately place depth-accurate scribes on different surfaces. The machine consists of three main components. The first is the extended laser unit attached to DFL 7300's body. The laser offers up to 100 watts of power and a highly precise beam for cutting/dicing with accuracy up to 0.02mm. In addition, the unit has a focusable beam that allows the user to adjust the focus depth for creating cutting lines with different widths. The second component of the tool is a 5-axis motion asset. This includes two linear motion axes, two rotary motion axes, and one laser positioning Table. The linear motion axes are used to move the material being cut/scribed while the rotary axes are used to rotate material to different cutting orientations. The laser positioning table ensures that the laser beam can maintain its focus on the material being cut/scribed. The third component of the model is the computer-control software. This PC-based software allows custom patterns or parts to serve as programs which can be input into the equipment. Once loaded, the software is capable of producing both automated and manual cut/scribe operations. It also allows for real-time monitoring and precision control of both the linear and rotary axes. DISCO DFL 7300 offers an efficient solution for a wide variety of precision cutting and scribing tasks with minimal time input. Its programmed parts library can be customized to meet individual cutting/scribing needs, while its high-precision three-component system ensures repeatable and accurate performance.
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