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    Laser hardening

    Specific hardening of highly-stressed areas – without remachining

    You can easily create NC programs for laser hardening systems with Tebis. This specific hardening of highly-stressed areas of steel and cast steel parts does not usually require any re-machining. This lets you finish-machine the components in the unhardened state in single-part production in mold, die or machine manufacturing. This simplifies the production of trim and coining steels, cutting edges on draw die punches and lower dies. This lets you harden precisely defined areas like high-stressed radii and areas in molding plates.

    Automated
    Suitable for complex component geometries with a high degree of automation and simultaneous flexibility
    High quality
    Consistent high quality and reliability with controlled and standardized processes
    Precise
    Smooth pivoting movements for robots and machines
    Integrated
    Milling and hardening in a single environment

    Functions

    The fully integrated solution includes manufacturing preparation and lets you automatically generate equidistant guide curves. Integrated collision checking then supports the simple and intuitive calculation of NC programs for laser hardening systems. You can control complex machines and robots with up to eight axes. Beam geometry and technology data like material, laser power, temperature and hardening depth can be efficiently managed. The laser’s 3D beam geometry is automatically guided tangentially, and double hardening is prevented. However, you can also define the tilt direction of the hardening beam and perform automatic or manual interpolation.

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