Dental Laser Welders

A laser welder can be a valuable tool in a dental laboratory. It can lower material and labor costs and increase productivity and quality by eliminating the need to invest and solder. The type of laser usually used is a YAG laser, which operates at a wavelength of 1,064 µm. A laser welder usually features a binocular microscope to view the weld site along with a wand laser. Spot size varies between 0.2 mm- 2.0 mm. These welders can be used with a range of dental alloys for both crown and bridge cases, implants and implant-borne restorations, orthodontics, as well as removables. When purchasing a laser welder for your dental laboratory, choose a vendor who offers implementation/application training.
CompanyRofin-Baasel IncRofin-Baasel Inc
ItemRofin Desktop Compact Tabletop Laser Welding SystemRofin Performance Laser Welding System
PriceInquireInquire
DescriptionDesktop is the all-purpose and value-for-money compact tabletop laser system for manual welding. The Desktop is ergonomically optimized and can be The Performance is clever - it takes advantage of welding intermissions for workpiece handling. The SPEEDmode increases the maximum pulse frequency
Weight54 kg (119 pounds)125 kg (275.57 pounds)
Pulse EnergyNot Available90 Joules
TypeProfessional LabProfessional Lab
Laser Type / ClassificationNot AvailableNd:YAG
Pulse Length0.1 - 50 ms50 ms
Mean Power60 watts100 watts
Mean Power with Sweet SpotNot Available85 watts
Peak Pulse Power8 kW8 kW
Spot Size0.3 - 2 mm0.3 - 2 mm
MicroscopeBinocularBinocular
Pulse Repetition RateSingle Pulse
1 - 50 Hz
Single Pulse
50 Hz
Inert Gas NozzleYesYes
Rated Voltage110 / 230 volts110 / 230 volts
Welding Unit Dimensions52.1 x 50.5 x 75.4 cm
(20.5 x 19.9 x 29.7 inches)
53 x 124 x 99.4 cm
(21 x 49 x 39 inches)
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