Everlast RedSabre 550 Laser Welder, Cleaner & Cutter
The Everlast RedSabre 550 is an ultra-compact, air-cooled handheld fibre laser welder for precision welding in workshops, maintenance and light fabrication. With no bulky external water chiller, it is one of the lightest and most portable laser welding systems in its class.
High-temperature diode technology and a high-efficiency air-cooling system keep weight and footprint down. Laser welding gives fast travel speeds, low heat input, minimal distortion and clean welds. The ergonomic SUP21T handheld gun is built for comfortable extended use, and an integrated colour touchscreen makes setup simple. Designed for manual handheld operation only; not intended for automated or robotic welding.
Features
- 550 W fibre laser
- Optical pump laser source
- Class 4 industrial fibre laser
- Air-cooled design, no external chiller
- Compact tabletop configuration
- Integrated colour touchscreen controls
- Ergonomic SUP21T handheld laser gun
- Lightweight, portable industrial design
- Low maintenance compared with water-cooled laser systems
Specifications
- Laser type: Continuous Wave (CW) fibre laser
- Laser output: 550 W
- Input power: 220–240 V single phase, 50/60 Hz
- Maximum power consumption: 3 kW
- Cooling: air-cooled
- Operating mode: manual handheld operation
- Maximum single-pass weld, mild steel & stainless steel: 1.5 mm
- Maximum single-pass weld, aluminium: 1.0 mm
Actual welding performance depends on joint design, material type, welding position and operator technique.
What's Included
- Ergonomic SUP21T handheld laser gun with 9 m cable
- Starter consumables kit including welding nozzles
- Spare protective lens kit (5 pieces)
- D20F50CT 50 mm collimation lens
- D20F150CT 150 mm focus lens (installed)
- Data cable
- Laser safety glasses
- Operating key
Safety Information
The RedSabre 550 is a Class 4 fibre laser, the highest laser hazard classification. Appropriate laser safety procedures must always be followed.
- Laser radiation is invisible and can cause serious eye and skin injury.
- Only use laser safety glasses specifically rated for the 1080 nm wavelength used by this machine.
- Standard welding helmets and conventional welding lenses must not be used as laser eye protection.
- Suitable laser safety barriers or enclosed work areas should be used to prevent accidental exposure.
- Operators should receive appropriate laser safety training before operating the machine.
For workplaces with employees, New Zealand health and safety legislation may require additional risk assessments, operator training and laser safety procedures. Consult your health and safety advisor and insurance provider to make sure your facility meets all applicable requirements before commissioning the machine.
