VIW-R Laser Welding Machine

Laser Welding Machine

VIW1500R — VIW-R Laser Welding Machine

VIW1500R welding application configuration should start with one defined joint and a clear division of integration responsibilities. Supply the assembly drawing and describe how the parts will be held and presented. State which equipment already exists and which items you want included in the proposal, rather than treating a robotic-integration description as a complete delivery list.

VIW1500R is listed at 1500W and 1080nm in the VIW-R automatic laser welding range. The series describes a fixed structure, welding head, generator and industrial water chiller. It explicitly describes robotic arm integration for welding automation and repetitive tasks; the actual integration and supplied equipment still need to be specified.

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Technical specifications

VIW1500R — technical specifications
SpecificationVIW1500R
Laser Power1500W
Laser Wave Length1080nm
Laser SourceRaycus, JPT, IPG, Max
Fiber LengthStandard 10m, Maximum Support 20m
Cooling MethodWater Cooling
Support LanguageEnglish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian
Working Humidity<70% No Condensation

Configuration options vary by model. Confirm the final specification, selected components and operating requirements with your quotation.

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VIW1500R joint project brief for the first integration

The VIW1500R joint project brief should identify joined materials and thicknesses, weld location, drawing revision and quantity. Include the intended fixture concept or the questions that remain open. Describe part presentation and removal as project requirements so the integration discussion has an actual assembly to address.

VIW2000R is listed at 2000W compared with VIW1500R at 1500W. That is a power-rating difference, not a stated weld depth or cycle-time gain. Keep the same joint, material and fixture information beside the comparison when discussing the proposed configuration.

The VIW-R control description includes monitoring and adjustment of power, speed and focus. Those controls are relevant to the equipment proposal but do not establish automatic process generation or a result for the submitted joint. A repetitive task description is not evidence of a guaranteed production rate.

VIW1500R equipment options and responsibility boundaries

VIW1500R equipment options should separate the welding equipment from the surrounding integration scope. If a robot is already available, identify it as buyer-provided information for discussion. If one is requested, ask for its proposed specification and inclusion to be explicit; do not infer brand, axes or payload from the R suffix.

Keep fixtures, part loading and removal responsibilities visible in the inquiry. Identify who is expected to provide each item and what still needs clarification. Robotic arm integration does not establish that every order includes a robot or that a complete unattended line is supplied.

The table gives fiber length as standard 10m and maximum support 20m. Describe the proposed equipment layout and confirm the supplied length. The maximum-supported figure is not a default inclusion or a substitute for discussion of the actual integration arrangement.

VIW1500R quotation requirements for a defined package

VIW1500R quotation requirements should name the selected source from Raycus, JPT, IPG and Max, the supplied fiber and water-cooled equipment arrangement. Ask for the welding head, chiller and included items to be listed. Keep the robot and fixture scope separately identified so nothing is implied by the model name alone.

English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Russian are listed interface languages. Working Humidity is below 70% with no condensation. Provide the destination and request installation and setup information for the offered configuration; these table entries do not establish a general training or support commitment.

Retain the current joint drawing, responsibility list and unanswered integration questions with the quotation. Use the series and comparison-model links for the published context. Send the contact page the complete first-assembly record so the proposal can distinguish the requested application from the equipment actually included.

Product questions

Does VIW1500R always include a robotic arm?

The series describes robotic arm integration. Ask the offer to state the actual robot and integration scope rather than assuming a robot is included in every package.

What should the first integration brief include?

Provide the joint drawing, materials, thicknesses, quantity, part-presentation requirements and fixture information, identifying buyer-provided equipment and open responsibilities.

Does the 2000W comparison establish a shorter cycle?

It compares a listed rating with 1500W. It does not provide a cycle-time or weld-depth result for the actual assembly.

What does the fiber entry establish?

The source lists standard 10m and maximum support 20m. Confirm the actual supplied length against the proposed layout.

How should the final supply scope be recorded?

Separate welding equipment, any robot, fixtures and handling responsibilities, with included items and unresolved integration questions clearly identified.

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