Gesswein Co  

The E-Force® controller is sleek and simplistic by design. The small foot print leaves more space at the workbench and it is easy to carry and move around the shop. Dual input ports connect up to 2 motors. Select between motor A and motor B (only 1 motor will operate at a time).

The digital display shows the RPM speed in 1,000 RPM increments, and the Load meter illuminates when the operator is using too much force.

Specifications

• Item#: 510-8000
• Electrical: AC100V, 50/60Hz
• Dimensions (WxDxH): 60x230x150mm (2.36" x 9" x 5.91")
• Weight: 1.95kg (4.3 lbs.)

Ceramic Bearings:  provide longer life, less repair
Triple Guard Protection: keeps chips and dust out, prevents grime build up
Brushless Motors:  no carbon brushes to be replaced
Slim Controller: space saving 

The SWA Fiber series is the top-of-the-line laser welder and offers the maximum working range! With the SWA, you can repair any mold size - large or small. The adjustable laser arm and head provides the most flexibility. The standard range of movement is 20" on the Z-axis, 12" on the X-axis and 33.5" on the Y-axis. When adding the optional tilting arm the range of moment is 41" on the Z-axis. All motorized movements are controlled by joystick. Additionally, the microscope head has the ability to rotate 360 degrees, head tilt up to 45 degrees, and head rotate 90 degrees.

Key Features:

• Productivity
  The new SWA Fiber introduces more process stability and high-quality laser beam compared to its YAG systems. These features increase the production rate, while consistently guaranteeing flawless process execution.
• Maintenance-Free
  The SWA Fiber does not have any consumable parts and is maintenance-free. The engineering team has pushed the boundaries of energy efficiency, making this the most efficient SWA ever made.
• Advanced Software Functions (Tracked Routes)
  The processing parameters are managed through software that allows any operator to carry out advanced welding operations practically and intuitively. These software functions include welding along circular paths, on inclined planes, filling, and the overlap function for executing extremely regular weld seams.