Another important consideration when choosing a CO2 laser engraving machine is the level of support and training provided by the manufacturer or distributor. It's important to choose a company that offers reliable customer service and technical support to help with any issues that may arise during the setup and use of the machine. Additionally, many manufacturers or distributors offer training and resources to help users get the most out of their machines, including tutorials, videos, and user manuals.
In terms of specific features to look for in a CO2 laser engraving machine, some popular options include a rotary attachment for engraving cylindrical objects, autofocus capabilities for improved precision, and a red-dot pointer to help with positioning and alignment. It's also important to consider the size and weight of the machine, especially if it will be used in a small or crowded workspace.
Type of Engraving Machine | Laser Engraving Machine |
Laser Power | 100 W |
Power Source | Electric |
Engraving Speed | 500 mm/s |
Wavelength | 980 nm |
Engraving area | 50'' x 35'' |
Cooling system | Chiller unit |
Laser Operation Mode | Pulse |
Laser Tube Type | Glass Tube |
Laser Type | CO2 |
Warranty | Warranty |
Cutting Material | Acrylic |
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Usage/Application | Acrylic, Soft wood, Paper, Cardboard, Cloth, Leather, Plastic, Rubber, Ceramic, MDF Plywood, Flat Gl |
Capacity | 80W/100W |
Frequency | 11um |
Cutting Speed | Max 1-100mm/s |
Working Area | 1300mm x 900mm |
Voltage | Single Phase |
Automation Grade | Semi-Automatic |
Cutting Thickness | Acrylic- 12mm MDF-5mm |
Cooling Mode | CW 5000 |
Phase | Single phase |
Cutting Area | 1300 mm x 900mm |