| Specification | Details |
| Cooling Capacity Range | Approx. 1.5–55 kW |
| Cooling Circuits | 2 Independent Circuits |
| Primary Circuit | Laser Oscillator |
| Secondary Circuit | Optical System / Mirror Circuit |
| Oscillator Liquid Temperature | 10–30°C |
| Optical System Temperature | 25–40°C |
| Optical Temperature Difference | Typically ≥5°C above oscillator setting |
| Oscillator Control Precision | Up to ±1.0°C / ±0.5°C on applicable models |
| Optical Control Precision | ±1.0°C |
| Ambient Temperature | Approx. 5–45°C; up to 50°C on applicable models |
| Oscillator Evaporator | SUS316 Brazed Plate Heat Exchanger |
| Optical Evaporator | Stainless Steel Tube Heat Exchanger |
| Pumps | Independent Multistage Centrifugal Pumps |
| Water Tanks | Two Independent Tanks |
| Refrigerant | R410A / R407C depending on model |
| Compressor | Rotary / Scroll, model dependent |
| Condenser | Finned Tube, Forced Air Cooled |
| Control | Hot Gas Bypass / Inverter Control |
| Communication | RS485 Optional |
| Installation | Caster-Mounted |
A dual channel chiller uses two independent cooling circuits to provide separate temperature-controlled water streams for the laser oscillator and optical system.
Step 1 – Heat Generation
The laser oscillator and optical components generate heat during operation.
Step 2 – Independent Water Circulation
Two separate pumps circulate water through their respective cooling circuits.
Step 3 – Oscillator Cooling
The primary circuit removes heat from the laser oscillator and maintains its required temperature.
Step 4 – Optical Cooling
The secondary circuit independently cools the optical system at a different, typically higher, temperature.
Step 5 – Refrigeration
Each circuit transfers heat through its dedicated heat-exchange arrangement.
Step 6 – Temperature Control
The chiller continuously regulates both circuits to maintain their individual temperature set points.
Step 7 – Continuous Operation
The two circuits operate simultaneously without one circuit compromising the temperature requirements of the other.
This configuration is particularly valuable for laser cutting and welding systems where the oscillator and optics have different thermal requirements.
Independent Temperature Control
Two isolated water circuits allow the oscillator and optical system to operate at different temperature set points.
Stable Laser Performance
Precise oscillator cooling helps maintain stable operating conditions and supports consistent laser performance.
Reduced Condensation Risk
The optical circuit can operate at a higher temperature than the oscillator circuit, helping reduce condensation on lenses and optical components.
Dual Pump Configuration
Independent multistage centrifugal pumps provide dedicated circulation for the two cooling circuits.
Separate Water Tanks
Two integrated SS304 water tanks maintain independent water circuits within the same chiller package.
Durable Heat Exchangers
The oscillator circuit uses SUS316 brazed plate heat exchangers, while the optical circuit uses stainless steel tube heat exchangers.
Wide Operating Range
The oscillator circuit supports approximately 10–30°C, while the optical circuit can operate around 25–40°C depending on configuration.
Easy Laser Machine Integration
Remote ON/OFF and potential-free status contacts allow the chiller to communicate with the main laser machine.
Core Features
Optional Features
Oil-Injected, Rotary Screw Compressor
Oil-Injected, Rotary Screw Compressor
Oil-Injected, Rotary Screw Compressor
Oil-Injected, Rotary Screw Compressor
Oil-Injected, Rotary Screw Compressor