Laser Cutting Machine Design

Fiber laser cutting systems can be used to cut various metal materials (sheet steels. metal tube. metal profile. 3D curved metals. and irregular metals). They are capable of cutting carbon steel, mild, stainless steel. spring steel. galvanized. aluminum, copper. gold. silver. alloy. titanium. iron. brass. manganese. chromium. nickel. cobalt. lead.

GSS Machinery makes a top-quality desktop laser system. The Zing 16 includes top-quality components as well as the highest quality engraving in an affordable desktop package.

The staff should be present at the site during the operation to assess the condition of the equipment. In an emergency, they must press the brake pedal quickly.

If you're a hobbyist looking for a versatile laser cutter, we'd recommend the Orion Motor Tech 40W. It works with a wide range of materials, including bamboo, acrylic, fabric, glass, ceramic, delrin, cloth, leather, marble, matte board, melamine, paper, mylar, pressboard, rubber, fibreglass, anodised aluminium, tile, plastic and Corian.

Laser wood cutting machines are cheap and available for as low as $3,000 to $10.800. They have CO2 laser powers of 80W. 100W. 130W. 150W. 180W.

A CO2 laser cutter is a professional automatic laser engraving and cutting system using a 1064µm laser beam from the CO2 glass laser tube to etch and cut wood, MDF, plywood, paper, leather, fabric, textile, resin, plastic, acrylic, rubber, crystal, glass, ceramics, stone, and more non-metallic materials. It relies on the laser power to drive the carbon dioxide gas laser tube to emit laser beam, with reflectors, the beam is transmitted to the laser head, and then the focusing mirror converges the beam on a point, and this point can reach a very high temperature, thus the excess material is instantly sublimated into gas, which is sucked away by the exhaust fan, so as to create a laser-cut project. CO2 laser cutting machines are used to engrave and cut in clothing, fashion, garment, shoes, bags, toys, embroidery, electronic appliances, molds, models, arts, crafts, advertising, decorations, packaging, and printing.