BESCUTTER VERSA Series Manuel utilisateur

USER MANUAL

VERSA Series

MODELS:

VERSA 150 / VERSA CCD / VERSA 260

Models addressed in this manual:

VERSA 150, VERSA 260 and VERSA CCD.

Please keep this user manual within your reach so that you can consult it at any moment. This

manual is considered as a permanent part of the laser system and should be kept with the

machine in case it is resold.

The information and specications included in this manual are valid at the time of its approval for

publication. However, Bescutter Inc., reserves the right to discontinue or change the machine’s

specications and / or design at any time without prior notice and without incurring any legal

obligation. No part of this publication should be reproduced without written permission from

Bescutter Inc.

Last updated July 2020

1. SAFETY ........................................................................................................................ 04

2. UNPACKING AND PRE-ASSEMBLY ................................................................................... 05

3. SYSTEM OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................07

3.1 Mechanical Drive System ............................................................................................. 07

3.2 Optical System ............................................................................................................. 07

3.3 Control System .............................................................................................................08

3.4 Back ............................................................................................................................. 10

3.5 Peripheral Equipment ...................................................................................................10

3.6 Accessories ..................................................................................................................11

4. INSTALLATION ...............................................................................................................12

4.1 Conditioning ................................................................................................................. 12

4.1.1 Work Area Conditioning .......................................................................................... 12

4.1.2 Operator .................................................................................................................. 12

4.1.3 Other adjustments .................................................................................................. 12

4.1.4 Machine leveling. .................................................................................................... 12

4.2 Installation .................................................................................................................. 12

4.2.1 Laser Tube Installation ........................................................................................... 12

4.2.2 Water Chiller Installation ....................................................................................... 14

4.2.3 Fume Extractor Installation .................................................................................... 15

4.2.4 Air Compressor Installation .................................................................................... 15

5. EQUIPMENT INSPECTION AND CALIBRATION .................................................................. 16

5.1 Before turning on the equipment ................................................................................. 16

5.1.1 Start-up process .................................................................................................... 16

5.2 Laser Beam Alignment ................................................................................................. 16

5.2.1 Screw adjustments to guide the path of the laser beam ........................................ 17

5.2.2 Laser test run ......................................................................................................... 17

5.2.3 Laser Beam Alignment: from the tube to the 1st reective mirror .......................... 18

5.2.4 Laser Beam Alignment: between the 1st and 2nd reective mirror .......................... 18

5.2.5 Laser Beam Alignment: between the 2nd and 3rd reective mirror ......................... 20

5.2.6 Vertical alignment: From the 3rd mirror to the laser outlet (nozzle) ....................... 21

6. MAINTENANCE .............................................................................................................. 23

6.1 Water Chiller ................................................................................................................23

6.2 Fume Extractor ........................................................................................................... 23

6.3 Mirrors and Lenses .......................................................................................................23

6.4 Guide Rails ....................................................................................................................23

7. CO2 GLASS LASER TUBE: USE PRECAUTIONS ................................................................. 24

8. TROUBLESHOOTING ....................................................................................................... 25

INDEX

• NEVER leave the laser equipment unattended when it is in operation.

• NEVER allow people without proper qualication or training to install, operate or do equipment

maintenance.

• ALWAYS pay attention to the work in progress and be careful to react to any abnormality or possible

threats.

• ALWAYS wear Personal Protective Equipment (P.P.E) such as safety glasses , gloves, footwear,

industrial safety clothing, respiratory and hearing protectors.

• NEVER cut and / or engrave disapproved or dangerous materials such as PVC or other materials that

generate harmful gases.

• NEVER leave the laser tube access door open except when replacing the tube.

• NEVER insert or pass through any object in the path of the laser beam.

• NEVER observe the path of the laser beam directly.

• ALWAYS keep the work table free of combustible, ammable and / or explosive materials.

• ALWAYS keep the work table clean and remove any object other than the material to be cut and / or

engraved.

• NEVER leave the work area cover opened while the laser is operating.

• NEVER cut or engrave metals, mirrors, or highly reective materials to avoid lens or mirror damages.

• ALWAYS conrm that the fume extractor, air compressor and water chiller are working before turning

on the laser.

• ONLY trained personnel are authorized to disassemble or modify the laser machine, since doing so can

result in electrocution due to parts that operate with high voltages.

• ONLY trained personnel are authorized to install, operate, or maintain the laser system.

• ALWAYS wear approved Personal Protective Equipment (P.P.E) to prevent injuries.

• ONLY manufacturer or authorized distributor parts and spare parts are allowed to be used in the laser

system.

• This is a CLASS 4 LASER.

• There can be both visible and non-visible radiation.

• Avoid exposing your skin or eyes to direct or scattered radiation.

• The wave length generated by the laser tube is 10.6um.

• Use approved eye protection for a wavelength of 10.6um when working

with or around the equipment.

• Press the EMERGENCY STOP button located on the LED panel, in case of:

• Fire.

• Abnormal sounds.

• Injuries.

• Any other emergency situation.

1. SAFETY

Laser systems use highly focused and energized light beams to cut, engrave and mark materials. When

used correctly, they are a very powerful manufacturing tool. BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL when working with a

laser system. Read this manual completely before installing, servicing, or operating the equipment. Failure

to follow this manual’s instructions, not using Personal Protective Equipment (P.P.E) or not taking adequate

precautions may result in personal injury or even death.

Attention: When placing the machine in its nal location, keep in mind that you must keep

a space wide enough for a correct installation and handling of the laser tube and peripheral

equipment (Chiller, Fume Extractor and, Air Compressor).

Attention: The laser tube is fragile. It

must be handled carefully

1. Use a drill with a 5/16 chuck to remove each

of the screws from the wooden box.

2. Remove all plastic protections and foams that

cover the machine.

3. Open carefully each of the machine’s doors and

remove the boxes and accessories in its interior.

2. UNPACKING AND PRE-ASSEMBLY

The two driving belts may be secured to prevent

rail movement. If so, remove the zip ties and

carefully move the rail back and forth to make

sure it can move freely.

Zip tie to prevent rail movement.

4. Remove the steel pallet under the machine, leaving it on its wheels.

In case the oor’s surface is not level, turn the orange Wing Nut to lower or raise the rubber bases of the

leveling caster wheels.

3.1 Mechanical Drive System.

3.2 Optical System.

3. SYSTEM OVERVIEW:

Attention:

The front surface of the reection mirror should

be placed facing the laser tube.

3.3 Control System

Attention: High voltage power supplies can

generate voltages higher than 10,000V. Strong

static electricity might be generated for a short

period, even when the power supply is off. Do

not directly touch the wires at any time.

Ruida Control System

Ruida Control Panel Ruida Control Board

Attention: When changing the optical lens,

remember that it should be placed with the at

surface facing the work table (down).

Control Panel main buttons Power Supply

Electrical Cabinet

Industrial Water Chiller

Fume extractor:

700 Watts, 3400 r/min, 110V, 60 Hz.

Ducts: Corrugated Rubber Pipe 183cm x 15 cm.

Air Compressor: 110V 60 Hz.

3.4 Back

3.5 Peripheral Equipment

Note: peripheral equipment may vary.

In the case of the Water Chiller, there are

different references depending on the model of

the laser machine.

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