Fiber Laser Machinery 980nm
A fiber laser is the best choice to laser-cut/engrave aluminum, brass, and other metal pieces.
Plasma working can be complicated. I'll explain the basics as quickly as possible. Plasma cutters heat up gases so that they can melt metal. After the metal melts, it's blown out with gas. The science behind this is complex, but I'll spare you the details. You can either do some research yourself or ask me.
Fiber Lasers For SaleWith our fiber laser cutting machines, metal fabrication shops and companies manufacturing customized metal parts can dramatically increase their productivity.
RetinaEngrave can import file types such as PDF, SVG or JPG into RetinaEngrave.
It can engrave on metals at a maximum speed up to 11,760 ipm. It can mark images and fonts on metal surfaces, both smooth and rough.
Make sure you buy safety glasses that block the laser light of 1064 nm when buying safety glasses for this machine.
It simply means that, when working in materials such as metals that reflect laser light, they absorb fiber light at a much greater rate than the laser light generated from CO2 lasers.
Fiber lasers are very popular in engraving applications. They have wavelengths ranging from 780nm up to 2200nm.
Fiber lasers are used to engrave on metals because they can engrave better than generic CO2 lasers.
Fiber laser's narrow focal diameter makes it a great choice for high-contrast permanent engraving applications.
FSL Muse Pandora includes a mirror-galvanometer in its laserhead that tracks the laser path and gives an estimate of the cuts it will make.
FM-Desktop can engrave on acrylic, plastics, brick, PVC, granite, marble, tile, aluminum, silver, steel, brass, and titanium.
FM-Desktop, a mobile engraver machine, has a footprint of 33.5" x 24-.5". This machine can mark on 4.33"x4.33", which makes it ideal for small projects like laser engraving knives.
Our machines are extremely efficient at cutting steel, brass, stainless steel, and aluminum with no risk of background signal interference. These fiber laser machines can significantly reduce your maintenance requirements and operating costs.
Laser cutters cost between $13 and $20 per hour to operate. Water jet cutters cost between $15 and $30 per hour. Overall, the operating costs are comparable, and the total cost will be determined by your project.
Compressed air, nitrogen, oxygen, and argon are the four primary types of assist gas for fiber laser machines.
To guide light, fiber lasers use an optical fiber cable made of silica glass. Because the resulting laser beam is straighter and smaller than with other types of lasers, it is more precise. They also have a small footprint, are energy efficient, require little maintenance, and have low operating costs.