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Laser quenching is a sophisticated hardening technique that utilizes a laser to heat the surface of a material above its phase transition point. Upon cooling, austenite transforms into martensite, effectively hardening the surface. This technology is ideal for strengthening guide rails, large gears, journals, cylinder walls, molds, and rollers. It is particularly suitable for medium to high carbon steel and cast iron.




| Laser Source Parameters | |
| Wave Length (nm) | 915±10 |
| Output Unstability (%) | <3 |
| Rate (Hz) | 50 ~ 5k |
| Red Light Point Power (mW) | 0.25 ~ 1 |
| Laser Head Parameters | |
| Fiber Core (μm) | 600 |
| Fiber Length (m) | 20 |
| Min Bend Semidiameter (mm) | ≥400 |
| Electronic & Physical Parameters | |
| Voltage | AC380V±38V, 50/60Hz |
| Power Consumption | 22KW |
| Size (W×H×D) (mm) | 650 × 950 × 980 |
| Cooling | Water Cooling |




