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THEO 141500100 Max Photonics Laser Welding Torch Spare – Focus Lens

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  • Max Photonics Theo Spares
  • MA1 Focus Lens
  • For Laser Torch

Theo Max Photonics Laser Welding Torch Spare – Focus Lens 

A Max photonics MA1 focus lens for MA1 series Laser Welding Torches.

A focus lens in a laser welding torch is an optical component that concentrates the laser beam to a precise point, creating the high energy density required for welding. It is one of the most critical parts of the laser system, as it determines the beam’s focus, intensity, and the quality of the weld.

The Theo Max Photonics Laser welding torch has two protective lens in sequence, to protect this inner Focus Lens. These Protective lens are much cheaper to replace than the inner Focus Lens so should be replaced whenever they show signs of damage, or periodically.


Functions of a Focus Lens

Concentrates the Laser Beam:

The focus lens takes the relatively broad laser beam and narrows it to a small, intense spot, generating the necessary heat for melting and joining materials.

Controls Focus Distance:

Determines the distance between the lens and the workpiece (focal length), ensuring the beam reaches the intended focus point on the material surface.

Affects Weld Quality:

Precise focusing allows for:

Clean and precise welds with minimal heat-affected zones.

High penetration in thicker materials.

Reduced spatter and better overall aesthetics.

Energy Efficiency: By concentrating the beam, the focus lens ensures efficient use of laser energy, reducing waste and improving performance.


Importance in Laser Welding

  • Precision Welding: Ensures the laser beam is accurately directed to the weld joint.
  • Beam Quality: Affects the shape and intensity of the beam, impacting weld penetration and aesthetics.
  • Versatility: Different focal lengths allow for various applications, from fine detail welding to deeper penetration.

Maintenance

To maintain optimal performance:

  • Keep the lens clean and free from debris or contamination.
  • Regularly inspect for scratches, cracks, or other damage.
  • Replace the lens if performance issues arise, as a damaged lens can distort the beam or reduce efficiency.