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101-149-053 Gold BoosterversusLW1089

Branson 101-149-053 Gold Booster, Hesse & Knipps LW1089, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
LW1089Hesse & Knipps
OEMBransonHesse & Knipps
CategoryPackaging & BondingPackaging & Bonding
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FamilyBranson 101-149-053 Gold BoosterHesse & Knipps LW1089
Specifications
Configuration1:1.5[1]—
ManufacturerBranson[2]—
Model101-149-053[2]—
TypeGold Booster[2]—
Operating frequency20 kHz[3]—
Gain1:1.5[2]—
Mounting thread1/2-20[3]—
Length5.4 in[3]—
Gain ratio1:1.5[2]—
Product area—Laser Welder[4]
Model listing—LW1089[4]
Machine type—Fully automatic laser welding system with a large working area[5]
Process—Fully and semi-automatic deep penetration welding[5]
Materials—Aluminum and copper leads[5]
Applications—DCB substrates, power electronics, battery cells and modules, and other electronics manufacturing components[5]
Working area (X×Y×Z)—410 mm × 480 mm × 75* mm[5]
Laser beam source max. power—1.5 kW[5]
Laser beam source wavelength—1070 nm[5]
Beam quality—Single Mode[5]
Optics max. working area—12 mm x 12 mm[5]
Optics max. power—1.3 kW, cw[5]
Permissible wavelength—1070 nm[5]
Focus spot diameter—< 50 µm[6]
Line welding speed—up to 1000 mm/s[5]
Wobble frequency—up to 1000 Hz[5]
Down hold force—up to 120 N[5]
Max. immersion depth—100 mm[5]
P-rotation—360°[5]
Footprint—1480 x 2150 x min. 2092 mm[5]
External switch cabinet—800 x 1000 x 2100 mm[5]
Operation—Fully and semi-automatic[5]
Working area—410 mm × 480 mm × 75 mm (X × Y × Z)[5]
Laser beam source power—1.5 kW[5]
Laser beam quality—Single Mode[5]
Maximum hold-down force—Up to 120 N[5]
Maximum immersion depth—100 mm[5]
Optics working area—12 mm × 12 mm[5]
Maximum optical power—1.3 kW, cw[5]
Maximum line welding speed—Up to 1000 mm/s[5]
Maximum wobble frequency—Up to 1000 Hz[5]

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Sources (6)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]inventory listing
  2. [2]waferpedia.comwaferpedia.com
  3. [3]nextdayautomation.comnextdayautomation.com
  4. [4]hesse-mechatronics.comhesse-mechatronics.com
  5. [5]hesse-mechatronics.comhesse-mechatronics.com
  6. [6]diagon.aidiagon.ai