China 4-Axis Laser Quenching Equipment GR-6000LH/DE - Suppliers and Factory for High-Precision Parts Processing
Product Features
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Adjust various process parameters including laser power, defocusing amount, scanning speed, gas flow rate, and rotation speed.
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4-axis linkage control with built-in laser hardening programs for user-friendly operation.
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Features a small heat-affected zone (HAZ), uniform and controllable depth and width, no deformation, and high hardness.
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Low consumable usage; robot-automated scanning reduces labor requirements.
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Fast quenching speed, high efficiency, and low operating costs.
Product Parameters
| Main technical parameters | |
| Laser power | 6kw |
| Laser spot | 10*2mm/20*2mm/30*2mm/40*2mm |
| Quenching efficiency | 0.25-1m2/h |
| Quenching depth | 0.3-1.2mm |
| Diameter range of machined parts | 0-300mm |
| Length range of machined parts | 0-1m |
| Weight range of machined parts | 0-100kg |
| Rotation speed | 0-30r/min |
| Gas Type | Air |
| Pressure range | 15-20L/min |
| Drive motor | servo motor |
| Controller type | Siemens PLC |
| Control panel | 16-inch color touch screen |
| Power supply | Three-phase five-wire system 380V±10%,50/60Hz |
| Installation dimensions | 3-5㎡ |
| Weight | 1000KG |
Application Cases
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the laser power and quenching depth of this equipment?
The equipment is equipped with a 6kW laser, delivering a uniform quenching depth of 0.3mm to 1.2mm depending on the process parameters.
What size and weight of parts can be machined?
It supports machined parts with a diameter range of 0-300mm, a length range of 0-1m, and a maximum weight range of up to 100kg.
What are the core features of the control system?
The system features 4-axis linkage control powered by a Siemens PLC and a user-friendly 16-inch color touch screen, with built-in laser hardening programs for simplified operation.
What kind of gas and pressure range are required?
The system utilizes Air as the gas type, operating within a pressure/flow rate range of 15-20L/min.
What makes laser hardening superior to traditional methods?
It provides a small heat-affected zone (HAZ) with uniform and controllable depth and width, ensuring high hardness with no structural deformation, alongside low consumable usage and fast quenching speed.

