CO2 laser cutting systems are able to cut variety of thin metal and non-metal materials of wood, MDF, plywood, chipboard, acrylic, plastic, PMMA, leather, fabric, cardboard, paper, rubber, depron foam, woodleather, wood paper, EPM, gator foam, polyester (PES), polyethylene (PE), polyurethane (PUR), neoprene, textile, bamboo, ivory, carbon fibers, beryllium oxide, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polyvinyl butyrale (PVB), polytetrafluoroethylenes (PTFE / Teflon), phenolic or epoxy resins, and any materials with halogens (fluorine, astatine, iodine, chlorine, bromine).
Fiber laser cutting systems allow for the cutting of a wide range of metal materials, including sheet metals, tube, profile, 3D-curved metals and irregulars. These include carbon steel and mild steel as well spring steel and galvanized steel.
This machine can cut wood, paper, acrylic and leather that's 5mm thick or less, and offers a maximum engraving size of 100x2000mm. It's packed with safety features, too, including a protective shield, goggles, over-heating protection, password lock, motion detection, laser indicator and overheat shut down.
A red light positioning system make it easier to accurately line up your materials, plus a suspension system immediately halts the laser whenever you open the doors. Speaking of doors, the front and rear double doors allow you the space to engrave materials of any length. There's also a ventilation fan for exhaust smoke, and a display that shows you the cooling water temperature for safety.
CNC laser cutter with CCD camera visual recognition system for accurate cutting gaskets & seals made of rubber, neoprene, silicone, graphite, CNAF, PTFE.
Laser cutters include a laser controller, machine frame (or laser generator), power supply, laser tube, lens, water chiller, stepper or servomotor, gas compressor, gas storage tank and dryer, as well as computer numerically controlled systems such as CNC laser software and air compressor.
Choose your file, place your engraving material into the machine, close the door and press GO. The laser will take care of the rest.
Laser cutting can be used in both small- and large-scale manufacturing.
You must ensure that the machine is in good condition. Every six months, check its track for straightness and verticality. Any abnormalities should be reported immediately and the machine repaired.
Different laser powers can cut different projects with different thickness. Generally speaking, higher power for thicker part. You should make the appropriate choice according to your requirements.
Lasers can engrave high-resolution graphics at high speeds thanks to the incredible motion control in our laser machines. It will allow you to create images that will truly amaze your customers.
You should pay special attention to the core parts of your machine, including laser generator, cutting head and servomotor, guide rail, water cooler, and others. These parts will impact the machine's accuracy and cutting speed.
Laser cutting can be achieved using high-power density energy from a focused laser beam. The CNC controller controls the laser generator to produce a high-frequency pulsed light beam in a controlled manner. This laser generates a beam of a specific frequency and width. The laser beam is transmitted through the optical path, reflected back into the optical path, and then focused by the focusing group. The focal point is located close to the surface to be cut. A small, high-energy, dense light spot forms on the part's surface. Material melts or vaporizes instantly. Each laser pulse creates a tiny hole in the substrate. The computer numerical controller controls the laser head and substrate to perform relative movement and dotting in accordance with the design file. This allows the substrate to be cut into the desired shape.
Are you trying to find the best budget machine for laser cutting?
A CNC laser cutting machine costs between $2,600.00 and $300,000.00. A CNC laser engraving machine costs between $2,400.00 and $70,000.00.
High-wattage laser cutting machines, on the other hand, are typically much more expensive than entry-level models. Some laser cutter models range in price from $4,000 to $15,000.
Laser cutters can cut all types of metals, including mild steel, stainless steel, and nonferrous metals.