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DGM MORI’s LASERTEC 100/160 PowerDrill

Maximum work envelope in a small footprint

Wed, 08/03/2022 - 12:00
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(DGM MORI: Davis, CA) – DGM MORI introduces the LASERTEC 100/160 PowerDrill for producing turbine components such as guide vanes, blades, and combustors.

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Offering efficient laser drilling for aerospace and gas industries, the LASERTEC 100/160 PowerDrill features:
• New moving column concept: constant rigidity and increased positioning accuracy; 0.009 mm according to DIN ISO 10791-4
• Optimized cooling concept: water-cooled motors, linear guides, and ball screws
• Larger working range: X = 1000, Y = 1000, Z = 1000 (LASERTEC 100 PowerDrill); X = 1600, Y = 1000, Z = 1000 (LASERTEC 160 PowerDrill)
• Compact design: space-saving fiber laser (9-23 kW) for reduced footprints (12.7/14.7 m²)
• High dynamics: linear drives for X/Y 90 m/min; 7 m/s²
• Highest flexibility: different laser-head kinematics and table variants
• State-of-the-art features: variable collimation, shoot-through detection, capacitive distance sensors, tool changer, automatic drill position detection

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