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LASER ENGRAVERS

RR Writer Series

This laser marking machine is becoming almost indispensable to have in both the jewelry and industrial sectors. It is particularly useful for the marking of texts, logos, designs, and graphic patterns. From serial numbering to photoengraving, the laser marker is perfect for customizing metallic objects or precious alloys.

 

FEATURES

  • An integrated video camera facilitates the viewing of the laser marking area and ensures total control during the marking phase.

  • An adjustable Z-axis facilitates the focusing of pieces in the marking area, thanks to the aid of two high clarity pilot diode lasers.

  • Powerful enough to cut up to 1.5 mm - 2.0 mm thick metal plates, depending on the machine.

  • The cold light technology, thanks to the scarce generation of heat, eliminates the need for preheating the equipment and avoids the use of auxiliary cooling devices.

  • Operating commands can be viewed and executed using either the machine’s control pad or the software.

  • The possibility to import images, models, logos, texts, etc., from a broad range of files with different extensions.

  • The RR-Writer by Orotig could also be fitted with a rotary axis device, to facilitate laser marking of curved surfaces, such as the inside or outside of rings or bracelets.

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RR WRITER 50W

RR-Writer 20
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RR WRITER 20

RR WRITER 70

SPECIFICATIONS

500 W (650 W)
300 W (450 W) 

50T

20H

20 S

70

LASER - SOURCE TYPE
1064 + 1085 nm 
1064 + 1085 nm 
1064 + 1085 nm 
Nd: YAG 1064 nm 
WAVELENGTH
1064 ÷ 1085 nm 
1030 ÷ 1200 nm 
1064 ± 2nm 
1059 + 1065 nm 
PULSE POWER
50 W
20 W
20 W
70 W
PULSE DURATION
120 ns
200 ns
120 ns
40 ns
PULSE ENERGY
1.0 mJ a 20 kHz
0.8 mJ a 20 kHz
1.0 mJ a 20 kHz
1.0 mJ a 20 kHz
M2
< 1.8 
1.6 ÷ 2.0 
< 1.8 
1.0 ÷ 1.6 
SCAN-HEAD
Ultra high-speed galvanic mirrors, marking speed > 7 m/s 
SCAN-HEAD FOCUS
ADJUSTMENT
Through the built-in digital keyboard, software, and foot pedal 
SPOT DIAMETER
25 µm 
25 µm 
35 µm 
25 µm 
SIZE OF L-MARKING FIELD
60 x 60mm 
60 x 60mm 
110 x 110mm 
110 x 110, 160mm f-Theta 
COOLING SYSTEM
Air-cooled laser source Auxiliary external chiller NOT required to warming-up time either
COLOR MICRO VIDEO CAMERA
Integrated, included with 8X zoom-lens 
ACCESS DOOR
Moved up/down by program; opening on the 3 sides to ease
Introducing ext aux devices into a 32x45 cm working area 
POWER SUPPLY
Single-phase, 100/240Vac, 50/60 Hz, 6 amp
Single-phase, 100/240Vac, 50/60 Hz, 6 amp
Single-phase, 100/240Vac, 50/60 Hz, 6 amp 
Single-phase, 
100/240Vac, 50/60 Hz, 9 amp (12 amp in 3-axis version) 
750-1,000 W (in 3-axis version) 
POWER CONSUMPTION
400 W (550 W) 
DIMENSIONS (L x W x H / H
Door opened) 
45 x 71 x 80/106cm 
45 x 71 x 65/91cm 
45 x 71 x 65/91cm 
45 x 71 x 65/91cm 
WEIGHT (3X)
80 Kg (85Kg) 
70 Kg (75 Kg) 
67 Kg (72 Kg) 
75 Kg

FEATURES

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Supports for Rings and Bracelets

Specially designed to be firmly applied to the rotary axis device, these three-pin chucks are perfect for laser marking the inner or the outer side of rings, bracelets, and items with a round shape. A special handling support on one of the pins of those chucks can be adapted to have large rings and rings exposing very large gems and stones micro-marked by laser.

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Digitally Controlled Rotary Axis

All the OROTIG's Writers can be provided with a rotary device with automatic movement, controlled by software. A tool necessary for laser marking rings, bracelets, and all round or curved objects. With its 1/500 scale precision, this device guarantees the perfect positioning of markings, even on particularly curved surfaces.

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Automatic Feeder

The automatic feeder for metal plates provided by Orotig makes it possible to mark and cut objects from a metal sheet, without the need for single manual positioning at each task. Fitted with pneumatic electro-valves and electronic movement controls via a console, it is able to re-position the metal sheet any time in need without the presence of an operator standing by.

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