How to Perform Countersinking Operations in a Non-bus System
Release time:
2024-08-09
In a bus system, planar bevel cutting operations can be performed with simple settings. By locating a circle and clicking "New Countersink," the system provides built-in parameters for direct use or allows for custom settings based on actual needs, enabling one-click generation of graphics to complete the countersink process. For non-bus systems, the principle is similar, but the operation requires manual drawing of the design. Below is a detailed guide on how to perform countersink processing in a non-bus system.
Non-Bus System Countersinking Operations
I. Drawing Drafts:
1. Measure the Screws: Measure the screws according to actual needs.
2. Draw Circles:
① 6.5mm Green Circle: Used for screw perforation.
② 7.5mm and 9.8mm Pink Circles: Used to accommodate the screw head.
③ 7mm Yellow Circle: Used for edge finishing.
II. Cutting Parameter Settings:
1. Green Layer:
① Reference normal straight-cut parameters based on plate thickness and laser power.
2. Pink Layer (Screw Head Accommodation):
① Select fixed-height cutting with a speed between 0.8 and 2 meters per minute.
② Nozzle height at 30-40mm and air pressure at 2-3 (adjust according to nozzle size).
③ Adjust peak power and duty cycle to match the bevel angle.
④ Select "Do Not Pierce."
3. Yellow Layer (Edge Finishing):
① Similarly, choose fixed-height cutting.
② Cutting parameters close to the green layer, with a nozzle height of 3-5mm.
③ Select "Do Not Pierce."
III. Adding Leads:
1. Add leads to complete the cutting process.
IV. Adjustment and Optimization:
1. Countersink Depth: If the depth is insufficient, increase the laser power.
2. Hole Diameter: If the diameter is too small, check and adjust the tool path size.
By following the above steps, you can successfully complete countersinking operations in a non-bus system. If you have any questions or need further technical support, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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