Triumph Laser supplies a computer and a rotary axis, foot switches, 200mm lenses, laser goggles, and an assortment of wrenches with the desktop 30W fiber laser.
Its footprint measures 8.3"x14.9", while its engraving machine module covers 13.8x22".
MCWlaserPRO is sold as a single product. You can however customize the software during your purchase.
Laser cutting machines have the advantage of being able to accurately cut metal. They are 2X more precise than plasma cutters. Plasma lasers can cut metals up to 0.1mm or.004inches. Laser cutters are capable of cutting metals up to.05mm, or.002inches.
Boss Laser offers the FM - Desktop laser engraver with three different laser configurations: a 20W, 30W, or 50W fiber. They can be chosen based on your work requirements.
Although fiber lasers may be solid-state lasers they are not as powerful as diode or other lasers.
Fiber lasers have a wide range of uses for engraving on metals. They can engrave with greater precision than CO2 lasers.
MCWlaserPRO does not come with an upgrade option. However, you can personalize it when you buy.
Looking for the best Fiber Laser cutting machine? Our team can help you create any item that you may have in mind.
Triumph's desktop fiber laser 30W can provide two lenses. The one gives you a 4.3"x4.3" engraving area, while the other allows for a 7.8”x7.8” engraving area.
Based on the 3D data, the auto-focus feature automatically adjusts laser head position along Z-axis.
Triumph Laser provides a computer, rotary axis, foot switch, 200mm lens, laser goggles, and a wrench set with the 30W desktop fiber laser.
There is not much of an upgrade option available once you purchase MCWlaser PRO, but you can customize it while purchasing.
Through enhanced functionality, exacting precision, unmatched quality, and easy, intuitive operation, our multiaxis CO2 lasers can add a whole new dimension to your machining capabilities.
Applications for the 50 Watt Fiber Laser Deep Engraving Machine:
Thin metals such as stainless steel, aluminum, alloy, brass, silver, gold, and titanium can also be cut by the deep laser engraving machine.
Fiber lasers typically cost between $20,000 and $45,000.
Marking and engraving are improved by high peak power and nanosecond pulses. The increased power and improved beam quality result in cleaner cut edges and faster cutting speeds. Fiber lasers are also used in material processing, telecommunications, spectroscopy, medicine, and directed energy weapons.