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Raymax Applications Pty Ltd

General Industrial Suppliers

Raymax Applications Pty Ltd is a leading supplier of high-quality lasers systems made in Europe and America.

Supported by expert advice and experience these lasers are suitable for use across diverse industries and for research and investigation.

Installed extensively across Australia are Laserline GmbH high-power diode lasers.

Used for welding and cladding repair of damaged machinery parts from heavy industry sectors the systems can be attached to robotic arms providing greater access to part types.

Exceptional quality is achieved through a coaxial nozzle and Clamir camera to monitor both melt pool and progress.

Laserline GmbH high power diode lasers are also used for additive manufacturing adding extra functions to old parts or creating new metal parts from scratch.

Where joining or repair of highly reflective metals is required, Laserline have developed a highly effective blue laser solution.

New to our stable of products is the range of lasers from Applied Spectra Inc.

In Australia they are proving very successful for analysing rock types to improve mining accuracy.

With the push for discovery and increased mining of ‘green metals’ API systems offer LIBS technology (Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy) providing exceptional chemical analysis to identify minerals
in rock samples.

ASI also supply LIBS and Laser Ablation (LA) instruments highly suited to battery production.

The technology available includes LA, LIBS and LA-ICP-MS: a powerful analytical technology that enables highly sensitive elemental and isotopic analysis to be
performed directly on solid samples – that includes rocks, metals and polymers! Raymax distributes a range of lasers and laser systems including LASEA, FOBA, Amplitude, ATL, Civan, Linx, and PerfoTec to name a few that meet the needs of our client base.
In addition, we supply HySpex by NEO hyperspectral imaging cameras for field, airborne, lab or quality control use.

A HySpex hyperspectral camera is capable of acquiring data well beyond the spectral range of the human eye. For each pixel in an image, a hyperspectral camera acquires the light intensity for a large number of contiguous spectral bands.

Every pixel in the image contains a continuous spectrum and can be used to characterize the objects in the scene with great precision and detail.

This spectral technology is being used to distinguish different ores in open cut mining, to identify different plastics at recycling plants, to check fish fillets for
nematodes, to check for quality control of fruits, manage forests and methane emissions.

More recently NEO is to launch a HySpex camera for use on microsatellites!

For more information, advice or to get a quotation on any of these products, contact Raymax
Applications.

info@raymax.com.au +61 2 9979 7646