CAVILUX Laser Illumination has been an important tool for welding researchers across the globe for many years. This video of Cold Metal Transfer (CMT) process demonstrates the effect of no…
Laser Metal Deposition, or LMD for short, has many benefits: it reduces waste, it is suitable for large components, it allows customization at a high level, and it can be…
Author and copyright: Cavitar Ltd 1 Introduction Welding refers to a process in which materials, typically metals or thermoplastics, are joined together using high temperatures to melt the materials to…
Authors: Leonardo Caprio, Ali Gökhan Demir and Barbara Previtali of Politecnico di Milano Description The research team at the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the Politecnico di Milano has studied…
Visual real-time monitoring of welding processes utilizing welding cameras is becoming a more common and prominent process monitoring method. Typically the evaluation of the welding process has been done through…
Cavitar is one of the 10 companies chosen for this first ever WeldGalaxy mentoring program, led by The Welding Institute (TWI). All of the selected companies are “arc welding champions”…
Accurate imaging of laser ablation, where a high energy laser with very small spot size and short pulse duration is shot onto a material surface in order to change the surface properties, requires high frame rates due to the extremely fast nature of the process itself.
Beginning of a CMT process. High-speed camera, CAVILUX laser illumination and Schlieren imaging reveal the spatter created by the process and allows tracing of it.
Video of CMT (Cold Metal Transfer) process for additive manufacturing using a flux-metal-cored tool steel wire.
Visualization of gas flow in a multilayer CMT process. See the details of the core process and obtain high quality images without motion blur.
See the spatter produced by a CMT process
3 kW laser welding process with filler wire where the laser melts the added material and together they form a solid weld bead.
See the otherwise invisible gas flow of a blowtorch with Schlieren imaging and CAVILUX.
Slow motion of a flux coated electrode hand welding process visualized with CAVILUX laser illumination.
Comparison of three different illuminations to image an underwater shockwave.
Laser additive manufacturing - See clearly the powder bed in 3D metal printing process. CAVILUX HF laser illumination completely eliminates the bright plasma light of the process.
Video of laser cutting process of sheet metal. 10.000 fps.
Welcome to meet Cavitar and our distributors at fairs and workshops around the world. This list will be updated as participation to new events are announced.
Cavitar will take part in and give a presentation on laser illumination at MIT Edgerton Center's short course on high-speed imaging. The 4-day course will have an extensive coverage of high-speed imaging for motion analysis as well as various systems and techniques.
Application: Schlieren imaging of arc welding Interest: Gas flow of protection gas, melt pool behavior, drop forming, spatter
Video of additive manufacturing for metals visualized with CAVILUX laser illumination technology.
We offer laser lighting and monitoring solutions for several applications in various industries.
CAVILUX laser illumination is a high-performance tool for various applications in scientific and industrial research and development.
Fiber coupled laser illumination solutions for real-time image analysis to improve process control and to measure what happens inside the tanks, reactors or pipes.
Accurate, intense and powerful laser illumination for paper and pulp industry. Obtain important information from many different stages of the process: of fibers, flocks and consistency of the medium, pulp distripution on a web, surface topography, homogeneity of the paper web as well as the line condition.
Defense industry typically involves applications having targets that are extremely fast and small which require very accurate and fast monitoring methods.
Laser illumination for clear visualization of welding process without process emitting brightness for industrial monitoring, process control and quality improvement.
See through heat. Foundry processes and metal manufacturing in general can benefit from laser illumination in various process stages. E.g. precise online-monitoring of slab surfaces in continuous casting process, monitoring of the condition of protective layers of furnaces and ladles.
Along with welcoming the VISION 2018 fair, that took place in Stuttgart beginning of November, we welcomed our distributors to get an update on our current developments as well as on our latest applications and products.
A week has passed since VISION 2018 and breaths have been caught. For us the fair always presents an exceptional platform to meet new prospective customers and partners, this year being no exception. Thank you for the excellent and high quality conversations.
Visualization of a discharge of an electrical switch (16 A, B curve) at 2000 frames per second. Electrical switches are key safety components in many systems. High-speed imaging is used to study their operation. Choosing the right lighting matters.
Welcome to The Invisible World ART GALLERY! Open at VISION 2018. Come and see modern masterpieces of Welding, Schlieren and Shockwave. Breathtaking imagery of various demanding applications created with laser illumination solutions of highest performance.
Diode laser illumination enables critical measurements in various industrial and scientific applications. It is an ideal light source for high-speed cameras and machine vision cameras alike. It enables the visualization of applications that may not be achieved with more conventional light sources like LED or halogene lamps. Read about the benefits of this high-power laser illumination.
The imaging of welding is often challenging since the camera can easily be blinded by the large amount of light emitted by the welding process. Cavitar presents guidelines for achieving high-quality images of welding.
The COMBILASER project has ended. Cavitar’s main role in the project was to generate high-quality image data from various laser processes for real-time monitoring purposes.
Image of submillimeter ice crystal formation at 6 km altitude. Image taken with special measurement system installed at the wing of an airplane
Popcorn is heated on a hot plate. The shades in the background is the heat that warms the popcorn. The heat is made visible with Schlieren imaging technology. With front illumination one can also see the moment the corn pops.
Visualization of flux coated electrode hand welding with Cavitar's CAVILUX illumination laser - front illumination. Video taken at 7.000 frames per second by Leibniz Universität Hannover.
The COMBILASER project is coming to its end, and the final steering committee will be hosted by IK4 LORTEK in Spain December 4-5 2017.
CavLab at the University of Glasgow is using CAVILUX Smart to study focused ultrasound via high-speed shadowgraphy imaging with up to 10 Million frames per second.
Spatter is an unwanted phenomena during welding process that often occurs during welding in high speeds. Ilmenau University of Technology wants to understand the formation of spatter and especially how to reduce it to get higher output.
Glasgow university is studying periodic shockwaves in cavitation.
The COMBILASER project where Cavitar is a project partner has published a video giving an insight about the activities.
Cavitar's new certification for ISO 9001:2015 covers sales, design and production of our illumination and monitoring solutions.
Cavitar was happy to took part to the MIT 2017 short course on high-speed imaging and motion analysis and to share its knowledge on laser illumination.
Darmstadt University of Technology is studying electromagnetic pulse welding which is a method of impact welding. The process enables metallurgical bonds between dissimilar metals.
Many of Cavitar's distributors will present at various fairs during this year and welcome you at their booths.
LABSOLDA in Brazil has studied modern variants of classical TIG and MIG/MAG welding with high-speed imaging utilizing CAVILUX HF Laser illumination.
University of Glasgow is studying very fast phenomena of shockwave from bubble collapse in ultra-high-speed using CAVILUX Smart laser illumination.
Welcome to visit us in hall 1 at our booth J52! We look forward to meeting you at VISION!
Side by Side Comparison of Different Imaging Techniques
