3D Laser improves housing and control cabinet processing

With the development of a new 3D laser center, Kiesling Maschinentechnik is expanding the range of services of its "Perforex"switch cabinetmachining centers clearly. In addition to flat parts, control and switchgear manufacturers can also process complete housings and control cabinets quickly and precisely using laser cutting. The new development is very well suited for use with stainless steel, but also with sheet steel and powder-coated sheets. Rittal

Up to now, switchgear manufacturers have already been able to process flat parts and control cabinets with Kiesling's Perforex machines, but Kiesling is significantly expanding the range of applications with the 3D laser center. Complete housings and control cabinets such as the AE compact housing can now be built switch cabinetsystem TS 8 and completely welded housings like the SE 8 from Rittal edit from several sides in one operation without re-clamping.

Foam laser technology from Arpro to a depth of 1,5 mm

The processing of stainless steel surfaces was previously associated with high tool wear, longer processing times and high noise levels, processing by laser technology is contactless, fast and low-vibration - without tarnishing and discoloration of cut edges. In addition, much of the manual post-processing such as cleaning and deburring is eliminated. To further accelerate the process contributes that the materials to be processed are no longer clamped, but must be placed only on the surface of the machine.

The laser center has a working area of ​​1270 x 850 x 2250 mm. Stainless steel and sheet steel can be machined in thicknesses of up to 3 mm with a cutting width of only 0,3 mm and a speed of about 550 mm / min.

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