Laser systems - Import export

The first approach for the development of new processes and the research of scientific effects is the application of standardized laser systems. When the requirements on scientific research advance, they equally rise with regard to the laser systems. For optimum results in scientific research and development, diode lasers with very precise specifications are indispensable. Operating and monitoring the system with defined and fixed parameters such as the power distribution and wavelength is essential for the accurate collection and evaluation of data and will lead to reliable results. Provisioning an outright laser system will further enable scientists to actually focus on their actual research. As complete solution the system can furthermore be directly integrated into the security system, providing a safe operation for your team of experts.

Stainless steel system for cleanroom production with 400 W laser system Positioning the laser head using a 3-axis servo system Stainless steel lifting door with inspection window

Stainless steel system for cleanroom production with 400 W laser system Positioning the laser head using a 3-axis servo system Stainless steel lifting door with inspection window.

With the development of CHARM®, Open Grid Europe is providing an efficient leakage control method for natural gas pipeline networks and thus an alternative to the labour intensive practice of conducting on-site inspections of the pipelines with gas detection devices. CHARM® is a highly accurate infrared laser system integrated in a helicopter that is capable of precisely detecting even very low methane concentrations from the air. Even in the case of very complex pipeline topologies, the course of the pipeline can be detected consistently on a large scale during the flight by an automatic, highly precise scanning beam control system (autotracking), thus ensuring a reliable leak tightness inspection of the natural gas pipeline.

The new standard for precision and speed With the new VTLG Series laser systems, Vollmer is giving strip thickness measurement new impetus: They combine the highest precision with rolling mill-oriented design. Thanks to their unique measuring method, they are suitable for use in cold rolling mills. With a measuring precision of ± 1 µm and scanning rate of up to 80 kHz, they offer the precision and speed necessary for the control of the strip thickness. VTLG systems are the only laser gauges to measure the strip thickness during rolling in the mill, thus opening up completely new possibilities in production and quality assurance for our customers. As with our contact gauges, they measure the thickness irrespective of the alloy – ideal preconditions for use in the rolling mill, but also on the annealing line, in the finishing section, on the strip edge miller or in the steel service centre.

We manufacture punched parts made of aluminum, stainless steel or plastic according to your specifications using high-quality punching tools on our modern punching machines. We can mill or laser smaller quantities or sample parts made of plastic or non-ferrous metals on our CNC machining center or our CO2 laser systems and label them as required.

With this high-end spectrometer the advantages of a fast and precise 50mm2 SDD, a flexible and robust X-Ray excitation and a motorized XYZ-stage can be used to analyse a wide range of samples in fast, reliable and precise measurements. This includes for example (but not restricted to): - solids (like metal alloys, minerals, jewellery, electronic parts [PCB],…) - powders (minerals, ceramics, paint, soil,… ) in a corresponding holder - liquids (oils, solutions, paint, …) in a corresponding holder A Dual CCD camera system with wide view and high-magnification view enables a precise positioning of the sample easily from a big area to investigate exactly to region of interest you want to analyse. With the help of the optical system an easy navigation over the sample is possible and a laser-based auto-focus system ensures correct measurement position. Furthermore a second laser-system prevents collisions. The easy identification of areas containing targeted elements is possible by combi