Features
The BM109 was introduced by Swiss company RAYTOOLS AG in 2017, according to the source. An external servo motor and internal controller move the focusing lens through a linear mechanism over an approximately 17 mm range. Programmed focus changes can support piercing thick plate and cutting different materials and thicknesses; confirm settings with the machine maker.
- Modular construction is described as easier to maintain.
- Two water-cooling circuits are listed.
- Automatic focusing is intended to reduce manual intervention and support cutting and piercing efficiency.
- Three protective windows (upper, middle and lower) protect the focusing and collimating lenses.
- The source describes a patented dust-resistant cutting head rated IP65.
