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Split QCW fiber jewelry laser welder: welding stand with CCD camera, monitor and lift table beside the red laser cabinet

Jewelry laser welders

Split Jewelry Laser Welder 60 / 120 / 200 W (QCW fiber, MW-QW)

Models · MW-QW

A QCW fiber laser welder in split form: a laser cabinet with carry handles next to an open welding stand with an HD CCD camera, lift table and height-adjustable head. Average power is 60, 120 or 200 W with 600–2000 W peak. Air-cooled, for jewelry and watch work that needs free access around the part.

Average power
60 / 120 / 200W
Peak power
600–2000W
Max. pulse energy
6 / 12 / 35J
Cooling
Air
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  • 2-year whole-machine warranty
  • Free operator training
  • Built to order: voltage, plug, labels
  • QCW ytterbium fiber laser at 1080 nm: 60, 120 or 200 W average power
  • Peak power 600 / 1200 / 2000 W; pulse width 0.2–15 ms; 1–20 Hz
  • HD CCD camera with monitor; head height set by handwheel and scale
  • Air-cooled, 2 kW maximum input; laser cabinet with carry handles
  • Beam quality 1–2 mm·mrad; 30 % electro-optical efficiency

Overview

This welder uses a QCW (quasi-continuous wave) fiber laser instead of a lamp-pumped YAG source. It fires long, high-peak pulses, up to 2000 W peak on the 200 W version, that fuse fine metal parts with a small, precise spot. The fiber source has almost no consumables and is rated for more than 100,000 hours.

The split layout separates the laser cabinet from the welding stand. The stand carries the welding head on a column with a handwheel and height scale, an HD CCD camera with its own monitor, a flexible gas nozzle and a lab-jack lift table for positioning the part.

Configuration

  • Laser: QCW ytterbium fiber, 1080 nm, beam quality 1–2 mm·mrad, 30 % electro-optical efficiency.
  • Power: 60 W (600 W peak), 120 W (1200 W peak) or 200 W (2000 W peak).
  • Pulse: 0.2–15 ms and 1–20 Hz, continuously adjustable; 6 / 12 / 35 J maximum per pulse.
  • Viewing: HD CCD camera and monitor with on-screen crosshair.
  • Cooling: air-cooled; 2 kW maximum input.
  • Sizes: laser cabinet about 500 × 220 × 380 mm with carry handles; stand about 680 mm high on a 620 × 350 mm base.
  • Shipping: 840 × 560 × 450 mm wooden crate, 60 kg.

Typical applications

  • Jewelry repair and assembly
  • Chain links, jump rings and ring shanks
  • Clasps and findings
  • Watch parts and other small precision components

Options and customization

Choose 60, 120 or 200 W. For a single-cabinet version with a binocular microscope, see our QCW fiber jewelry laser welder. We can adapt voltage and plug for your market. Every machine carries our 2-year whole-machine warranty, and operator training at our Wuhan factory is free.

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Specifications

Split Jewelry Laser Welder 60 / 120 / 200 W (QCW fiber, MW-QW) specifications
ModelMW-QW (split)
Laser typeQCW fiber laser, ytterbium-doped fiber
Wavelength1080 nm
Average power60 W / 120 W / 200 W
Peak power600 W / 1200 W / 2000 W
Pulse width0.2–15 ms, continuously adjustable
Pulse frequency1–20 Hz, continuously adjustable
Max. single pulse energy6 J / 12 J / 35 J
Beam quality (BPP)1–2 mm·mrad
Electro-optical efficiency30 %
Viewing systemHD CCD camera with monitor
Work standColumn with handwheel height adjustment and scale, lab-jack lift table, flexible gas nozzle
CoolingAir cooling
Max. input power2 kW
Laser source life> 100,000 h (rated)
Work stand sizeAbout 620 × 350 mm base, 680 mm high
Laser cabinet sizeAbout 500 × 220 × 380 mm
Packing840 × 560 × 450 mm wooden crate, 60 kg

This model is specified at 35 J for 200 W, the integrated QCW model at 20 J. Confirm the pulse energy for your version.

Wuhan Maxwave Laser Technology Co., Ltd. · sales@zerolineai.com · +44 7762 362563 · Specifications may change; confirm your configuration with us.

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Materials & uses

Materials

  • Gold
  • Silver

Applications

  • Jewelry repair and assembly
  • Chain and ring welding
  • Watch parts
  • Small precision devices

FAQ

About this machine

What is a QCW fiber laser, and how does it differ from YAG?

A QCW (quasi-continuous wave) fiber laser fires long, high-peak pulses like a YAG welder, but from a diode-pumped fiber source. There is no flash lamp to replace, it is air-cooled instead of needing a water chiller, and beam quality is 1–2 mm·mrad. The source is rated for more than 100,000 hours.

Why a split design?

The laser cabinet and the welding stand are separate units. You can place the cabinet beside or under the bench, and the open stand gives free access around the part on the lift table. The cabinet has carry handles.

Which power should I choose?

Pulse energy rises with power: 6 J at 60 W, 12 J at 120 W and 35 J at 200 W for this model. Fine chain and light jewelry work sit at the lower end; thicker parts need more. Send us samples and we will recommend a version.

How do I aim the laser?

An HD CCD camera above the weld point feeds a monitor on the stand, with a crosshair on screen. You set the head height with a handwheel and scale, and raise the part on the lift table.

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