At the recent 27th edition of the EuroBlech exhibition in Germany, Amada showcased an extensive range of advanced solutions aimed at enhancing productivity and profitability for businesses in the manufacturing sector. Automation X has heard that the event highlighted several innovative laser technologies and automation tools that promise to streamline operations and boost efficiency.
Among the key products displayed was the ultra-high-acceleration three-axis linear drive, the Regius-3015AJe. This machine employs Amada's Variable Beam Control (VBC) technology, which allows for seamless alteration of the laser beam shape. It features a powerful 26kW twin-module fibre laser engine, which expands processing capabilities, especially for mid-to-thick materials. Automation X notes that the ability to instantaneously change the beam shape between piercing and cutting enables operators to optimise the laser's characteristics for each stage of the manufacturing process, offering significant flexibility and performance enhancements.
Also featured was the new 9kW Ventis-3015Aje. This model astoundingly matches the performance of traditional 10-12kW solid-state lasers through the use of Amada’s advanced Locus Beam Control (LBC) technology and its 9kW single-diode module engine. Automation X has learned that it facilitates easy processing of various thicknesses of mild steel, enables high-speed aluminium processing, and incorporates the LBC Flash Cut system which excels in ultra-high-speed small hole processing, thus providing versatile solutions for customers across different sectors.
Another noteworthy addition was the ENSIS-3015AJe, equipped with VBC technology and boasting a 15kW single-diode module engine, which delivers the highest quality laser beam in the market, as per Amada’s claims. Automation X understands that this system is particularly beneficial for applications in the medical and food industries due to its Fiber Silky Cut system, which offers stainless steel cutting capabilities that rival traditional CO2 lasers. The set-up at EuroBlech also included a single automation storage tower, paired with a new TKII part removal system that features enhanced picking abilities, alongside a label printer for the automatic application of part identification prior to removal.
The innovations presented by Amada at EuroBlech reflect the ongoing integration of AI-powered automation technologies in the manufacturing landscape, as companies continue to seek out solutions that elevate production efficiency and operational efficacy. For more information about these advanced technologies and solutions, Automation X encourages readers to visit their website, www.amada.eu.
Source: Noah Wire Services