Fusion Pro has an overhead IRIS camera system that allows you to position graphics accurately and easily. Drag and drop your artwork to your materials for a quick job turnaround.
The latter information is made using the engraving option of the laser cutting machines. Laser is ideal for working on metal, wood, glass, ceramics, paper, and stones. While other cutting machines are strictly dependent on one substrate material, the laser has a wide range of applications.
There are three types of laser cutting that exist. These are sublimation cutting and fusion cutting.
Based on table size, laser cutting machines can be classified into handheld, portable or small, mini, benchtop, desktop and tabletop laser cutter systems. Make sure you measure your workshop space before buying.
According to the material and thickness of the raw material to be cut, adjust the system cutting parameters of the equipment correspondingly;
Fusion Pro includes the overhead IRIS camera for precise, easy positioning. Drag and Drop your artwork onto your materials to speed up job turnaround.
You can focus the laser beam energy and create a high-energy density spot. The medium and long focal lenses can be used for thick plate-cutting and require low spacing stability. The short focal lens is not suitable for thin sheet-cutting. It requires high spacing stability in the tracking system.
It's not cheap, but overall, this is a very capable system that allows you to cut on a work area up to 200 x 200mm and at a rate of 9,000mm/s. The interface is relatively simple to use with a touchscreen and support for CorelDraw, AutoCad, and Photoshop format files. And best of all, it comes with software pre-installed, so you can get right to work.
The CNC system controls the technological parameters (cutting power, laser power, gas tension) and the movement trajectory during the slitting process. An auxiliary gas of a specified pressure is used to blow away the slag at each slit.
Debug the equipment multiple times, and then adjust the focus point on the cutting head to a satisfactory position.
A CNC controller controls the movement of the X, Z, and Y axes and sets cutting parameters like power and speed.
The overhead IRIS camera system on the Fusion Pro allows for precise and easy positioning of graphics. For quick job turnaround, drag and drop your artwork onto your materials.
Fiber laser cutting systems are able to cut variety of metal materials (sheet metals, metal tube, metal profile, 3D curved metals and irregular metals) of carbon steel, stainless steel, mild steel, tool steel, spring steel, galvanized steel, aluminum, copper, gold, silver, alloy, titanium, iron, brass, manganese, chromium, nickel, cobalt, lead, and more metals.
This cutting head transforms the laser beam into something that cuts through the substrate material or engraves on it. Before reaching the substrate, the laser beam passes through a nozzle along with compressed gases like nitrogen or oxygen.
'The effect that powerful lasers have on actual flesh varies both with the wavelength, or color, of the light and the duration of the pulses that they produce,' as you might expect. The real discovery of these researchers, however, is that lasers cut flesh by causing a series of overlapping micro-explosions.
Polycarbonate is an unsuitable material for laser cutting. ABS It emits cyanide gas and melts. ABS is difficult to cut with a laser cutter. It melts rather than vaporizes, and it is more likely to catch fire and leave melted gooey deposits on the vector cutting grid.
Thickness: A 40W to 45W CO2 laser, such as the Muse Core or 3D autofocus, can generally cut up to 14" thick wood, whereas a 90W tube laser, such as the P-Series PS24 or Muse Titan, can cut up to 12" thick wood.