Optical systems including polygonal mirrors rotatable about two

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219121L, G02B 2717, B23K 900

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040998304

ABSTRACT:
An optical system suitable for use in machining plastics sheet material using a laser, brings a beam radiant energy in to a line focus on the work piece. The work piece is moving, and the line focus is perpendicular to the direction of such movement. The focused beam is scanned across the work piece in a direction having a component in the direction of motion of the workpiece so that the line focus traverses the work piece in the direction of the line focus. A cylindrical element may be used to form the line focus and a rotating polygonal mirror may perform the scanning.

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