RayTools BS30K 30kW Smart Laser Cutting Head
The BS30K is a high-power cutting head with a power rating of 30kW, available with either non-bus or ECAT bus control options. This product is equipped with multiple fiber interfaces, including QBH, QD, Q+, and LOE, making it compatible with various mainstream lasers. It features built-in intelligent sensors that allow real-time monitoring data to be read on mobile terminals and CNC systems via wireless networks.
Product Details
Facilitates easier maintenance with internal multi-sensor detection and an integrated bus system, simplifying installation and wiring.
Nozzle cooling and slag-blowing functions on the plate surface effectively ensure cutting stability.
Lens adjustment for precise focusing.
Provides real-time feedback on processing status, with wireless data transmission and monitoring via an APP. An LED display instantly shows the current system status.
Technical Data
| Model | Raytools BS30K |
|---|---|
| Fiber Interface | QBH, LOE, QD, Q+ |
| Fiber Wavelength | 1080nm |
| Laser Power | 30kW |
| NA | 0.14 |
| Auto Focus Range (- level) | -1.5 ~ +1.5mm |
| Auto Focus Range (- vertical) | -72 … +72mm |
| Collimating Focal Length | F100 |
| Focusing Focal Length | F300 |
| Cooling Water | Φ8, max. 5bar, min. 1.5 L/min |
| Cutting Gas | Φ12, max. 25bar |
| Operating Voltage | 24V±10%, max. 4A |
| I/O Interface (19-pin) | max. 30mA |
| Laser Cutting Head Weight | 8.3KG-8.7KG |
| Install – Backplane Mounting Hole Screw Quantity / Size | 4xM6 |
| Install – Amplifier Mounting Hole Screw Quantity / Size | 4xM3 |
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