Prima Power Laserdyne to increase production

Champlin, Minnesota – Prima Power Laserdyne will increase production of its Laserdyne 430BD laser systems in 2015 as a result of recent sales of the new system and of buying interest generated at the IMTS (USA) and EuroBLECH (Europe) exhibitions over the past two months. 

 

“When Laserdyne saw the increasing serious interest in our new 430BD system and the possibility that this could result in longer lead times, we began planning for an increase in our production capacity,” reported Mark Barry, vice president, Sales & Marketing for Prima Power Laserdyne. “Historically, Laserdyne has been able to offer short lead times for all our standard built laser systems. We developed this strategy to reduce delivery times over 30 years ago when most laser systems were custom designed and had long lead times.”

 

“Our Laserdyne 430BD demos at both the IMTS and EuroBLECH exhibitions, which highlighted the ability for cutting, welding, and drilling in a single system, drew serious interest from many market segments,” reported Barry. “These included manufacturers of medical devices, surgical instruments, automotive components, precision mechanical components, electronics, drawn, thermoformed, punched and traditionally stamped parts as well as aerospace component manufacturers. One reason is that the 430BD is capable of precision cutting, welding, and drilling a wide range of materials ranging from nickel alloys and stainless steel to aluminum, copper, and titanium.”

 

The Laserdyne 430BD is a 6-axis system designed for complex precision cutting, welding, and drilling 2D and 3D components. 

 

Source: Prima Power Laserdyne