LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
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Hi there, we just bought a new(not a brand new one) AMADA lasmak lc1212. As nobody here know exactly how to operate this machine, i'm looking for a few cutting condition that as been tuned for a better productivity. If anybody could help me .. I'm looking for SS, CRS and aluminium conditions
thanks a lot and I,m proud to be in this new family(laser programmer)
:)
have a nice day
thanks a lot and I,m proud to be in this new family(laser programmer)
:)
have a nice day
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
If you need apps help for a current Amada machine, call Amada and ask for applications support.
Regards
Jay
Jay Maechtlen
http://home.covad.net/~jmaechtlen/
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
Scott
In a hundred years, it isn't going to matter anyway.
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
What power is your machine? Did it have cut tables in the control? Did you get the programming and operator manuals with it? If not, Amada still stocks them.
Oh- is it the 1212, or the 1212A2?
(I worked at Amada for a looong time, mostly in the laser group)
Cheers
Jay
Jay Maechtlen
http://home.covad.net/~jmaechtlen/
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
I haven't really looked for cutting knowhow on the web. It may be hard to find...
Jay Maechtlen
http://home.covad.net/~jmaechtlen/
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
Is this a Pulsar 1500 Watts? 2000 Watts? 3000 Watts?
Is it an LC1212? LC2415?
Is it an Alpha, Alpha 2 (A2), Alpha 3 (A3).
I may have these conditions you need. E-mail me.
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
This is a 2000W
LC1212 Alpha3
I would like to thank all of you and if someone need a Job .. let me know
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
if you need help to adjust param
I have also pps of cutting result explanation
mail me back remi-1978@wanadoo.fr
thepooh
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
Good Luck
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
You have a shop, you "make" things there!
A "fixture" means maybe a sheet of 16 ga or so, that the piece to be cut can lay on top of.
A few bent tabs or such to restrain the strap, and cut windows in the 16 ga where you are actually cutting the strap so the spraying metal can exit.
Sometimes we think of machining stuff, where you have big tool forces and such.
Laser cutting is easy there- essentialy no tool cutting forces, just (in case of Pulsar) making the workpiece follow the clamps in one axis.
cheers
Jay
Jay Maechtlen
http://home.covad.net/~jmaechtlen/
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Thanks to all of you, and keep this forum active it is so nice.
RE: LC 1212 CUT CONDITION
For a quick fixture
Take a piece of 11 ga steel or sst and cut to size needed for the base of the fixture. Cut an upper piece to act as a banking edge or pocket. Make both pieces with holes in same location and rivet together. Drill & tap a couple of 1/4 UNC holes for clamps.
Because you made it on the laser, you already know where zero is. Draw the parts you want to make in CAD on that position and program.
Off you go. Cheap and quick.