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STATEMENT OF WORK

YAG Laser Marking/Engraving Machine

Joint Base Charleston, SC 1 August 2011

I. GENERAL OVERVIEW

This Statement of Work (SOW) establishes the minimum requirements for the acquisition and installation of three each new YAG Laser Engraving/Marking Systems for the 437th Metals Technology Shop at Joint Base Charleston Air, SC. The contractor shall provide all necessary tools, supplies, equipment and qualified personnel to complete installation of all laser marking systems and on-site equipment training and familiarization.

II. YAG LASER ENGRAVING/MARKING SYSTEM CAPABILITIES

At a minimum, the laser marking system shall be capable of:

1. marking and engraving metals and plastics raster cutting/ laser marking

2. vector cutting /laser marking

3. Data Matrix Unique Identification (UID) marking

4. barcode marking

5. a marking area size of 110mm (4.331 inches) X 110mm (4.331 inches) and a Z range up to 280mm (11.0 inches)

A.

1. The laser marking system must be, at a minimum, Class IV with reduction capability to Class I in accordance with EN 60825-1 standards. The working area inside the Class I enclosure must accommodate parts and items up to 250mm (10 inches) H x 500mm (19.0 inches) W, and must have a T-slot bed in enclosure to clamp parts.

Class I Enclosure

III. YAG LASER ENGRAVING/MARKING SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

At a minimum, the laser marking system must encompass the following characteristics or specifications:

1. must have a motorized Z-axis with a path up to 300mm (11.811 inches) Laser top

2. must have Laser Class I reducer enclosure w/ security lock to provide ability to reduce laser to Class I in accordance with EN 60825-1; security lock must provide automatic shut-off feature for safety of personnel and surrounding areas.

B.

1. Must have a 10W Maximum, a 10 ns pulse duration minimum, a frequency range of 5kHz-200kHz and a 1060-1064nm wavelength.

Laser Beam

C.

1. The laser marking system must be built to withstand humidity levels of 20-80%, and a storage temperature between 10o C (50o F)-40o C (104o F). It must not require an external cooling system to maintain an operating temperature preferably between 15o C (59oF) – 35oC (95oF).

Environmental Standards

D.

1. 1 Phase, 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 400W-700W with a compatible fuse of 3.15- 115V/ 6.3A-230V

Power Supply

E.

1. The focusing diode must be a minimum Class 2M in accordance with EN 60825- 1, and must have a lifetime of more than 10,000 functioning hours.

Recommended power is 1mW, wavelength of 650 nm.

Aiming/Focusing Diode

IV. INSTALLATION, ELECTRONIC INTERFACE AND TRAINING

[Installation and on-site training will be coordinated with the Government at time of award. ]

1. A computer is not needed with this requirement. Graphic and operating software compatible with Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7 is required.

Software

B.

1. All items must be installed in accordance with manufacturer’s recommedations, specifications and commercial industry standards. Installation will be performed in conjunction with on-site training. The Government will be responsible for ensuring items are dimensionally sufficient to be installed in required areas.

Installation

C.

2. On-site training and familiarization of equipment and software required. On-site training will be performed in conjunction with installation.

Training

**End of Statement of Work**

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