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Fiber laser welding head SUP 23T
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Fiber laser welding head - SUP 23T - METALSELF - laser / precision metal joining / closed
Fiber laser welding head - SUP 23T - METALSELF - laser / precision metal joining / closed
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Characteristics

Technique
fiber laser, laser
Other characteristics
precision metal joining, closed, high-precision, adaptable, mobile, high-power

Description

Handheld Laser Welding Head SUP23T
The SUP23T is a high-power handheld 3-in-1 laser head for welding, cutting and cleaning, designed for sources up to 3000 W. It combines a lightweight ergonomic body with durable optics for high-productivity industrial use.

Advanced Technical Features
  • Integrated Wobble System (Dual-Axis): Next-generation galvanometer with adjustable wobble amplitude up to 6 mm to bridge gaps and improve bead finish.
  • Power Handling: Supports fiber laser sources from 1000 W to 3000 W with optimized thermal management to protect optics from overheating.
  • Precision Optics: Fused silica (JGS1) lenses with transmittance >99.75% for minimal energy loss and a stable focus.
  • Integrated Control Panel: Optional on-head display or software interface to monitor parameters, alarms and gas status in real time.

Why choose the SUP23T?
  • Versatility: Switch between welding, cutting and cleaning by changing the nozzle and software parameters.
  • Advanced Safety: Closed-circuit activation: laser fires only when the nozzle contacts the workpiece (via grounding clamp), reducing accidental activations.
  • Ergonomics and Lightweight Design: Balanced design to reduce fatigue during long operations.
  • Enhanced Cooling Circuit: Water and gas channels protect the collimator, motor and lens, extending component life by approximately 30% over previous models.

Operating Specifications
  • Weldable materials: Stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, copper, galvanized alloys.
  • Thickness range: Effective penetration from 0.5 mm to 8 mm (depends on laser source).
  • Optical interface: Standard QBH connector, compatible with Raycus, IPG, Max Photonics, JPT sources.

Welding gun components (table)
Nozzle — Directs the laser beam and assist gas to the weld zone.
Graduated tube / Adjustment ring — Allows millimetric focal position adjustments.
Protective lens — Shields internal lenses from spatter and dust.
Focusing lens — Concentrates the laser into a very small, high-power spot.
Reflective lens / Galvanometer — Directs the beam; in models with wobble function it creates the oscillating motion.
Wobble motor — Controls the beam oscillation movement for wider welds.
Collimating lens — Turns divergent fiber output rays into a parallel beam.
Trigger / Activation button — Controls laser emission (usually with contact safety).
Wire-feeder bracket — Mechanical support for automatic filler wire insertion.
Water / Gas circuits — Cool the torch (water) and protect the melt pool (gas).
Protective sleeve — Fiber connector inlet and protection.

Technical Specifications
  • Product type: Handheld 3-in-1 laser welding head (welding, cutting, cleaning).
  • Model: SUP23T.
  • Supported power: up to 3000 W (compatible with 1000W–3000W sources).
  • Wobble system: Dual-axis, oscillation amplitude up to 6 mm.
  • Optics: JGS1 fused silica lenses, transmittance > 99.75%.
  • Optical interface: QBH connector.
  • Processable materials: Stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, copper, galvanized alloys.
  • Recommended thickness: 0.5 mm – 8 mm (depending on laser source).
  • Safety: Laser activation via nozzle-workpiece contact (grounding clamp) / closed circuit.
  • Cooling: Integrated water circuit and gas conduction, improved component life.
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.