FAQ
What are the Theo MA1 handheld laser certifications?
The MA1 series holds several certifications including EN 60204-1, EN 60825-1, ISO 11553-2, ISO 12100, EN IEC 61000-6-2, and EN IEC 61000-6-4.
How Does the MA1 lower production costs?
The MA1 series can reduce production costs by improving welding speed and efficiency, lessening training time, and requiring less maintenance.
Are there any safety features?
The Theo MA1 series is designed with user safety as a top priority. It incorporates a double-secured contact sensor that ensures operation only when the trigger is in contact with the hand and the workpiece. In the event of safety concerns, the system is equipped with an emergency off button for immediate shutdown. For added security, the system can be connected to door switch interlock circuits, linked to welding room doors, guaranteeing that the device shuts down safely if anyone enters during operation. To prevent unauthorized or accidental operation, the MA1 series is equipped with a safety key lock, further enhancing its operational safety.
What are the Maintenance Requirements?
The MA1 series are low maintenance machines because of their air-cooled design that eliminates the need for frequent upkeep and reduces downtime.
What are the Training Requirements?
Atlantic Laser Solutions provides hands-on training in system operation, welding, and safety to ensure users are fully equipped to use the MA1 series effectively and safely. With that said, the MA1 series is designed to be simple to learn and operate. Even a novice can master the welding operation with just less than 1 hour of training.
Is the MA1 mobile?
Yes, the machines are designed for portability. They range in weight from 62 to 86 lbs, and the units are equipped with wheels for further mobility.
What materials can the MA1 weld?
The MA1 series can weld a variety of materials including carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum, non-ferrous metals, and other alloys. For detailed information on materials and supported welding depths, please download our product brochure.
What kind of wire can be used?
Standard filler materials from 0.8 – 1.6mm for the respective material in question (stainless steel, aluminum, construction steel) can be used.
What kind of seams can be produced?
The MA1 units have various nozzle attachments and can produce fillet welds, butt joints, overlaps, and even corners and outer edges are possible.
Can a thin sheet be welded to a thick sheet?
Yes, the units can weld a thin sheet to a thick sheet, specifically for cladding sheets or carriers.
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