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Galvo scanners enable fast and precise control of the laser beam. EUTECT GmbH uses this technology to precisely control heat input and ensure reproducible brazing processes.

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An SWF with MFC is a high-precision wire feed system with integrated force control. It enables controlled wire feeding whilst simultaneously providing process data for monitoring and optimisation.

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MicroForce­Control enables precise force control, prevents wire jams and ensures a defined amount of solder. This results in stable processes and consistently high soldering quality.

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The induction coil generates the electromagnetic field used in induction soldering. It determines how precisely and efficiently heat is introduced into the solder joint.

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An SWF with MFC is used when processing very fine wires with a diameter of less than 0.5 mm and where the highest standards of precision, process reliability and reproducibility are required.

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Copper, aluminium and nickel react differently to inductive heating. The induction coil must therefore be precisely matched to the material properties.

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The frequency determines the penetration depth of the induced currents. High frequencies tend to heat the surface, whilst lower frequencies penetrate deeper into the material.

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The F-theta lens ensures that the laser beam remains constantly focused across the entire working area. This enables uniform machining regardless of the mirror’s deflection angle.

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Reliable cooling improves process stability, extends the service life of the coil and ensures reproducible results in serial production.

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A galvo scanner is a system for the precise deflection of laser beams. It uses rotating mirrors controlled by galvanometers. A closed-loop control system ensures that the mirror position is adjusted in real time and that the laser beam is positioned with precision.