Gulf States Saw & Machine Co. has an EZCAD2.0 control software that works with their FM1212-50S laser engraver.
Our machines can cut steel, brass and aluminum without any back reflections. These fiber laser machines can reduce maintenance and operating costs.
FSL Muse Pandora is a Full Spectrum Laser (FSL), which offers 20W, 30, and 50W laser options.
Triumph Laser supplies EZCAD2.0 software to control their desktop laser engraver. EZCAD2.0 is capable of creating basic shapes as well as text.
Gulf States Saw & Machine Co. FM1212-50S can engrave acrylic and hard-plastic bricks, granite, marbles, tile, aluminum.
Fiber lasers can also cut through reflective materials, provided they have enough power. With enough power, they can cut through almost any metal. Their cutting power will limit their ability to cut through thicker metals.
The closer the M2 value is to 1, the tighter the focus spot gets, the more laser energy is delivered at the laser spot. It helps process thicker materials with thin deep wells.
Laser machines with a fiber laser source use high precision field lenses to increase the energy density and collimate the laser beam at one point.
For advanced designing, you can use other CAD programs (like Photoshop, AutoCAD, CorelDRAW) and import files in PLT, PCX, DXF, and BMP file formats.
In an optical fiber laser, the light is bent by refraction. An optical fiber cable passes the light through an impurity-free transparent silica glass core. The core is covered with cladding, another layer of silica doped with added materials for lowering its refractive index. Because of their refractive index difference, the light will get refracted at the core-clad interface.
The laser arm is held by the support column (Z-axis). The laser focus can also be adjusted by moving Z-axis with the height adjustment knob.
If you are looking for laser cutting/engraving aluminum, brass, and other metal workpieces, a fiber laser is the best choice.
To upgrade your machine, you can also get accessories like lenses and a fume extractionor.
In laser engravers, a mirror galvanometer is a series of mirrors in the laser head that move extremely fast to manipulate the path of the laser. A small rotation of 10 degrees at the head is enough to produce 1 3/4" inch of movement at 10 inches. It is also used to trace out the laser paths before engraving or cutting.
Because the glass is transparent and the wavelength range of the automatic fiber laser cutting machine does not fall within the absorption range of the glass, it only absorbs a small amount of laser energy within the visible spectrum and cannot be cut by fiber laser.