| Model | Performance Parameters |
| Power Options | 6KW |
| Fiber Interface | LOE |
| Spot Size | ~ ¢3 |
| Outer Dimension(mm) | 425*270*270 |
| Working Distance(mm) | ~20 |
| Operating Wavelength(nm) | 1080 |
| Cooling Type | Water cooling |
| Water Quality Requirements | Pure water |
Additive manufacturing
Tool steel repair
Mold rebuilding
Thick-wall deposition
Aerospace components
High-strength metal deposition
Q1: How does the three-beam central wire feeding design improve cladding quality compared to conventional wire feeding systems?
A1: Unlike conventional off-axis wire feeding systems, this head features three laser beams converging precisely at the wire center, ensuring uniform energy distribution and exceptionally stable deposition
performance. This design reduces spatter, improves wetting, and delivers consistent layer quality. It supports wire diameters from 1.0 mm to 1.8 mm, making it highly versatile for external surface and flat-surface
cladding applications.
Q2: What is the material utilization rate of this central wire feeding cladding head, and how does it compare to powder-based systems?
A2: This central wire feeding system achieves zero wire material loss — every bit of welding wire is melted and deposited onto the workpiece. Unlike powder-based systems which typically lose 5–15% of material due
to overspray, wire feeding offers a more economical and cost-effective cladding solution, especially when using standard, readily available welding wires for industrial repair and surface enhancement.
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