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Fiber laser marking head Titus™
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- fiber laser
Description
FOBA Titus™ Y.0X00-xs is a very compact, lightweight fiber laser marking solution designed for easy integration into space-constrained production environments.
Overview
The Titus™ marking head is engineered as an ultra‑compact, lightweight vector‑scanning head to simplify installation in tight production cells and to integrate seamlessly with the Y.0200-xs and Y.0300-xs fiber laser supply units.
Innovative features
Overview
The Titus™ marking head is engineered as an ultra‑compact, lightweight vector‑scanning head to simplify installation in tight production cells and to integrate seamlessly with the Y.0200-xs and Y.0300-xs fiber laser supply units.
Innovative features
- 0° (straight) and 90° (turned) beam orientations for installation flexibility in confined spaces
- Standard 3 m fiber umbilical for flexible integration; 10 m option for complex setups (30 W)
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