- Laser cutting: Uses a high-powered laser to cut through materials. The laser beam is directed at the material, which then melts, burns, vaporizes, or is blown away by a jet of gas to create a very specific, controlled shape.
- Precision: The process allows for incredibly detailed and precise designs, even at very small scales.
- Materials: Common materials for laser cutting and engraving include wood, acrylic, glass, leather, and foamex.
- Applications: Widely used for personalized items (like engraved gifts), corporate branding on products, creating signs, and artistic endeavors. It’s commonly used for creating detailed designs, text, or images on various materials.
- Engraving is primarily surface treatment (etching designs onto the surface), while cutting involves slicing through the material.
- Depth of Penetration: Engraving typically affects only the surface or a shallow depth, whereas cutting goes all the way through the material.
- End Products: Engraved items often retain their original form but have added designs, while cut items are transformed into new shapes or separated parts.
Laser application examples:
- Engraving and cutting molds
- Manufacturing 3D advertising boards with illuminated acrylic letters
- Decorating facades with laser-engraved metal or acrylic panels
- Logo engraving on different materials
- Engraving images on various materials
Jinan 1325 CO2 Laser Machine: A versatile machine for high-precision cutting and engraving of various materials, suitable for both large and small projects.
| 1. Imported stepping motor and operating systems |
| 2. Domestic URECI laser (150W/180W/200W) optional, imported linear guide line adopted |
| 3. Large LCD screen with subtitles, control panel with user-friendly buttons |
| 4. Optical system using fully imported Singapore laser lens system |
| 5. Stainless steel floor plates or high-strength abrasive aluminum mounts are optional |
| 6. Ruida-6332 control system model |
| 7. Water chiller – CW5000/CW5200/CW6000 used to cool laser tube during operation |
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