Laser Machine Repair near Royston, on a Thinklaser Lightblade 6090 80W – Angle & Squint
The visit to our customer The Angle and Squint Company was due to the customer having said that the machine would make a banging sound when homing. This repair visit was conducted by our highly experienced service engineer ‘Gavin Edwards’. The laser marker repair visit includes: –
Thinklaser Lightblade 6090 80 watt
Upon arrival at The Angle and Squint Company the flatbed machine was visually inspected. The issue with the machine of making a banging noise upon homing was tested and shown to be an issue. The limit sensors on both the X and the Y axis were inspected. The Y homing sensor was found to be not working correctly and would need to replaced.
The customer had a replacement homing sensor that is usually supplied with all of our new machine sales. The unit was replaced and the machine was tested. All was working as expected.
The machine was given a quick health check and all tested as per a normal production machine.
Some of The Angle and Squint Company‘s jobs were run on the machine as a final test and the customer was happy with the outcome.
Any of the consumable items mentioned above, Lens, Mirrors, Laser tubes, Power supplies are all available and can be bought separately in our online shop.
If you would like further information on our Laser Machine Repair near Royston capabilities or anywhere else in the country, or any other Laser Repairing requirement or Laser Application, please request a call back or, talk to one of our service engineering specialists by going to our contact page – link below.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
How do I improve Inconsistent Cutting Depth?
Verify that the laser head is correctly focused for the material’s thickness
Check for debris or dust on the mirrors and lenses.
Ensure that the cutting bed is level across the entire work area.
How do I stop the laser from cutting unevenly?
Inspect and clean the optical components (mirrors and lenses).
Check that the work bed is level; an uneven bed will affect cutting depth.
Ensure the material is flat and secured in place on the bed.
How to stop the laser head dragging on Material
Ensure that the material is flat and not bowed or warped.
Check the height adjustment of the laser head and set the correct z-axis distance.
Verify that the workpiece is secured properly on the bed.
Does Thinklaser Service all Flatbed lasers
Short answer is Yes, we service a wide variety of flatbed laser models from the cheaper end of the market to the higher end the likes of Universal, Epilogue, GCC and more – Put us to the test!
