Internship Mechanical
Internship Mechanical
USN STUDENTNAME
1DA21ME001 ABHISHEK S
Dr.T.N.RAJU Dr.MEENAKSHI
HOD Dept. of ME, principal
Dr.AIT-560056. AIT-560056
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Dr. AMBEDKAR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
[An Autonomous Institution, affiliated to VTU, Belgaum and Aided by Government of Karnataka]
Near Jnana Bharathi Campus, Mallathalli, Bangalore-560056.
DECLARATION
I am Abhishek.S Currently Pursuing in 3rd year, Bachelor of Engineering student of
Mechanical Engineering, Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Bengaluru-56, hereby
declare that the internship work entitled “LASER SHEET METAL
FABRICATION INTERN” has been originally carried out by me, under the
guidance of Mr.Ramesh, Production Manager and Mr.GAJENDRA, Store Manager
at Magod Laser Machining Pvt Ltd .
SIGNATURE
Abhishek.S (1DA21ME001)
COMPLETATION CERTIFICATE:-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I also would like all the people that worked along with me Magod
Laser Machining Pvt Ltd (Peenya), with their patience and openness
they created an enjoyable working Environment.
6. Bending machine
8. Grinding Process
9. Packaging
10. Idea/Suggestion
11. Conclusion
Introduction About Industry
Magod Laser, A Laser Based Manufacturing Company in India with facilities at
7 locations - Bengaluru (Jigani, Peenya, Dabaspet), Dharwad, Chennai
(Sriperumpudur), Hosur (TN) and a subsidiary unit Magod Fusion at Pune. They
provide Jobwork Services in Laser Cutting of Sheets & Plates, Laser Cutting of
Tubes & Pipes, 5-Axis Laser Cutting of 3D formed Parts, Laser Welding
(NADCAP Certified), Laser Cladding, Laser Hardening, Laser Drilling, Metal
3D Printing, Die & Mould repair, as well as Design & Product Development
Support to Industries.
The Company was started in 1997 with a vision of making available the latest
manufacturing processes to Indian Industries. Since then the company has
grown and now are they one of the biggest Laser Cutting & Laser Welding
service providers, and has the best NADCAP Certified Laser Welding facility in
India as on date. We bring added value to our customers by sharing our
experiences and giving feedback on the optimum utilization of our services in
terms of design and material planning.
INTRODUCTION TO THE LAZER CUTTING
MACHINE
In 1965, the first production laser cutting machine was used to drill
holes in diamond dies. This machine was made by the Western
Electric Engineering Research Center. In 1967, the British pioneered
laser-assisted oxygen jet cutting for metals .In the early 1970s, this
technology was put into production to cut titanium for aerospace
Applications.
At the same time CO lasers were adapted to cut non-metals, such as
textiles, because, at the time, CO: lasers were not powerful enough to
overcome the thermal conductivity of metals.
Lasers are used for many purposes. One way they are used is for cutting
metal plates. On mild steel stainless steel, and aluminum plate, the laser
cutting process is highly accurate, yields excellent cut quality, has a very
small kerf width and small heat affect zone, and makes it possible to cut
very intricate shapes and small holes.
But how does light cut through a steel plate?
The laser beam is a column of very high intensity light, of a single
wavelength, or cork. In the case of a typical CO2 laser, that wavelength is
in the Infra-Red part of the light spectrum, so it is invisible to the
human eye. The beam is only about ¾ of an inch in diameter as it travels
from the laser resonator, which creates the beam, through the machine’s
beam path. It may be bounced in different directions by a number of
mirrors, or “beam benders”, before it is finally focused onto the plate.
The focused laser beam goes through the bore of a nozzle right before it
hits the plate. Also flowing through that nozzle bore is a compressed gas,
such as Oxygen or Nitrogen Focusing the laser beam can be done by a
special lens, or by a curved mirror, and this takes place in the laser
cutting head. The beam has to be precisely focused so that the shape of
the focus spot and the density of the energy in that spot are perfectly
round and consistent, and centered in the
Pallet
It supports to work piece for laser cutting
Dust Collector
It collects all dust from machine while cutting. Installation of the Central
Lubrication, Pneumatic Control Connections for cutting gas and compressed-
air preparation.
Nozzle
Single layer nozzles are used for melting and cutting, that is, nitrogen is used
as an auxiliary gas, and it is usually used to cut stainless steel, aluminum
alloy, brass, etc
Laser Gases and Cutting Gases
LASER GASES
We use majorly 3 types of gases to generate laser. The specifications are
Gas. Quality Grade
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) 99.996 4.6
Helium (He) 99.995 4.6
Nitrogen (N2H 99.999 5.0
CUTTING GASES
To cut different material, we saw different gases depending upon
the cutting quality required by the customer. The different types of
gases and the specifications are
For identifying the gigs each gas cylinder is coated with different color
Oxygen Black
Nitrogen Bottom whitish green top Aluminium
Helium Brown
Argon Dark Green
Carbon Dioxide Bottom Black & Top White
Materials used for Gas Pipeline
Process of Cutting
We have following processes depending upon the cutting Quality
INTRODUCTION
Sheet metal bends are formed using metal bending. Metal bending is a
process by which metal can be deformed when applying force to the
subject, which causes it to bend at an angle and form the anticipated
shape, which often results in it being in a ‘V’ or a ‘U’ shape.
This method uses a focused laser beam to melt and join materials
together. It is precise and ideal for joining small or heat-sensitive
components, such as in the electronics and medical device industries.
Laser micro welding is incredibly precise, allowing for the accurate
placement of welds in tight spaces and on small components. This level
of precision is especially valuable in industries like electronics, medical
devices, and aerospace.
WORKING PRINCIPLE OF MICRO WELDING
Laser micro-welding, bonding and forming have similar features, that is,
the main change of the small components after laser irradiation took
place mainly in the shape change of the components, while no materials
are added on or subtracted from the substrate.
The micro scale of spot welding is the smallest, utilized in high tech industries
like electronics, medical, bio implant, and telecommunications devices, with a
material range of . 0005” to . 005” thickness.
Common applications of micro welding include but are not limited to
Medical devices
Aerospace industry
Heat exchanges.
Metal boxes.
Bellows.
Jewelry,
Die manufacturing.
Electronics
Grinding Process
A material removal process in manufacturing
Grinding is an abrasive machining process that uses a grinding wheel or
abrasive belt as the cutting tool. It is commonly used to remove from a
workpiece, to produce a smooth finish on the surface of the workpiece,
or to remove burrs from the surface.
Conclusion
There are many useful applications and uses for Laser Cutting in
the current manufacturing market.
Many new innovations are on their way and new uses for this
versatile cutting process are cropping up year.
Laser cut garments have flooded the high street. It’s easy to forget
that they haven’t always been so readily available. This is more
than a trend: it is also underpinned by the adoption of new
technologies.
Consumers are becoming more interested in textures and
appreciative of technique, Happily. Laser cutting technologies
were more readily available to garment and fabric manufacturers.
Laser cutting no longer had to be outsourced to bespoke
companies, but could be a process integrated into clothing
production.
Thanking for Magod lasers for giving this opportunity