Lantern Laser Tools And Technology

F150 welding lens is a precision optical component designed for handheld fiber laser welding applications. It plays a crucial role in focusing the laser beam to achieve high-quality welds, especially when working with materials like stainless steel, carbon steel, and aluminum.

• Focal Length: 150 mm

• Diameter: 20 mm

• Thickness: Typically 4.5 mm

• Material: High-purity fused silica (JGS1)

• Transmittance:  

  99.5%

   

The 20x3.5 mm F50 welding lens is a specialized optical component used in fiber laser welding applications. It serves to protect the focusing lens from debris, spatter, and thermal damage, thereby extending the lifespan of the laser head.

• Diameter: 20 mm

• Thickness: 3.5 mm

• Focal Length: 50 mm

• Material: Typically made from high-quality quartz or fused silica for optimal light transmission.

• Wavelength Compatibility: Designed for 1064 nm fiber lasers.

• Coating: Anti-reflective coating to minimize energy loss and enhance durability

The 20x4.75 F150 protective lens is a specialized optical component used in fiber laser cutting and welding applications. It serves to protect the focusing lens from debris, spatter, and thermal damage, thereby extending the lifespan of the laser head.

• Diameter: 20 mm

• Thickness: 4.75 mm

• Focal Length: 150 mm

• Material: Fused Silica or K9 Glass

• Coating: Anti-reflective coating to minimize energy loss

• Wavelength Compatibility: Typically designed for 1064 nm fiber lasers

The 20x3 mm F50 welding lens is a specialized optical component used in fiber laser welding applications. It serves to protect the focusing lens from debris and spatter, thereby extending the lifespan of the laser head.

• Diameter: 20 mm

• Thickness: 3 mm

• Focal Length: 50 mm

• Material: Typically made from high-quality quartz or fused silica for optimal light transmission.

• Wavelength Compatibility: Designed for 1064 nm fiber lasers.

• Coating: Anti-reflective coating to minimize energy loss and enhance durability

The F60 Focus Welding Lens is a precision optical component designed for fiber laser welding applications. Typically, "F60" refers to the focal length of the lens, indicating that it focuses the laser beam at a distance of 60 mm from the lens surface. These lenses are essential for achieving optimal beam focus, ensuring high-quality welds in various materials.

• Focal Length: 60 mm

• Diameter Options: Common diameters include 16 mm and 20 mm.

• Material: High-purity fused silica (JGS1 or equivalent) for excellent light transmission and heat resistance.

• Coating: Anti-reflective (AR) coating optimized for 1064 nm wavelength.

• Center Thickness: Typically around 4.5 mm, depending on the specific lens design

F800 welding lens is a specialized optical component used in fiber laser welding and cleaning applications. It is characterized by a focal length of 800 mm, which determines the spot size and depth of focus, making it suitable for specific tasks requiring a larger focal area.

• Focal Length: 800 mm

• Diameter Options: Commonly available in 16 mm and 20 mm diameters.

• Material: High-quality quartz (JGS1) for optimal light transmission and durability.

• Center Thickness: Typically around 4.5 mm, depending on the specific lens design.

• Coating: Anti-reflective (AR) coating optimized for 1064 nm wavelength.

• Applications: Ideal for laser cleaning and welding tasks requiring a larger focal area.

The F60 welding lens is a type of protective lens commonly used in welding helmets or face shields. It’s designed to protect the eyes from harmful light, including ultraviolet (UV) and infrared (IR) radiation, while also allowing the welder to see their work clearly.

Here’s a breakdown of what you might need to know about the F60 welding lens:

• "F60" isn't a standard across the entire welding industry, but it can be a model number or series designation used by certain brands (e.g., Jackson Safety, Lincoln Electric, or Miller).

• It may also refer to specific features, such as:

  • Fixed shade #10 lens (commonly used for general-purpose welding).

  • Auto-darkening filters (ADF) if it's an electronic lens.

  • Standard 2"x4.25" or 4"x5" lens size (verify based on your helmet).