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The MODO WELD represents a new generation of flexible laser welding systems, combining high-performance fibre laser technology with a fully modular architecture. Unlike conventional laser welding machines with fixed configurations, MODO WELD can be customised according to component size, accessibility requirements, production volume and automation needs.
The system can be configured with different working chamber sizes, control interfaces, movement systems and laser processing solutions, allowing manufacturers to create the ideal welding environment for their application. Available configurations include manual, automated and integrated production solutions, with advanced software control for process management and repeatability.
Designed for industrial environments, MODO WELD provides precise, repeatable laser welding on materials including stainless steel, aluminium and alloys, copper and alloys, gold, silver and titanium alloys. The system delivers deep penetration welding, excellent process control and the flexibility required for demanding manufacturing applications.
| echnical data | |
| Welding laser sources | Fiber 2000 CW |
| Axes stroke / Working plane area | Max. 600 x 470 x 235 h mm (Size M) |
| Positioning repeatability | Up to 10 μm |
| Available control panels | Standard / Plus / Touch |
| Air supply | Dual, independent and adjustable by program |
| Process gas | Self-adjusting |
| Max. dimensions (L x P x A) | Size S: 980 x 1980 x h 2060 mm / Size M: 1300 x 1980 x h 2060 mm |
| Weight | Size S: 1100 kg / Size M: 1300 Kg |
Size:
Size S: 980 mm x 1460 mm x 2050 mm Worktop: 690 x 770 mm
Size M: 1300 mm x 1460 mm x 2050 mm Worktop: 1000 x 770 mm
The SISMA MODO WELD is designed for manufacturers requiring a flexible and scalable industrial laser welding solution. Its modular architecture makes it suitable for a wide range of applications where precision, repeatability and automation are essential.
Typical applications include:
The system can be configured for different production requirements, from individual precision components to automated high-volume manufacturing processes.
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