your FAQ'S

  • CO₂ Lasers: Best suited for non-metals (wood, acrylic, paper, leather) and thin metals. [1]

  • Fiber Lasers: Ideal for metals (stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, brass, copper) and reflective surfaces.

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  • Diode Lasers: Commonly used in smaller desktop units for fine engraving and light cutting on softer materials. [1]

  • ABS, HDPE, and Polycarbonate (thick): Can catch fire easily or melt poorly rather than cutting cleanly. 

  • Foam Core Materials or Unverified Reflective Sheets: Can damage the internal optics or pose severe fire hazards. 

 

  • Laser cutters feature a tiny heat-affected zone (HAZ), meaning minimal thermal distortion compared to traditional plasma or flame cutting. 

  • Assist gases (such as air, nitrogen, or oxygen) also help cool the surface and clear out molten debris.

  • Regularly clean optical lenses and mirrors to prevent beam scatter and overheating.

  • Check and clear out smoke extraction filters, exhaust fans, and air-assist tubing.

  • Inspect alignment and belt/rail tensions periodically to maintain 0.01 mm-level precision. 

  • “We offer comprehensive in-house service and support for all major machine breakdowns within the warranty period.”

  • Yes, when operated properly inside a well-ventilated space with appropriate fume extraction.

  • Operators must never stare directly at the beam or look through unrated magnifications/binoculars, and enclosure safety interlocks should always remain active

     

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cnc laser cutting machine

It automatically cuts, engraves, or marks sheet metal, plastics, wood, and other materials along a path programmed via CAD/CAM and G-code files. The CNC system directs the motion of the laser head while the laser performs the physical cut. [1, 2]

  • Fiber Lasers: Ideal for cutting reflective metals (like stainless steel, aluminum, brass, and copper) with high speed and precision. 

  • CO2 Lasers: Gas lasers best suited for non-metals like wood, acrylic, glass, leather, and certain plastics. 

  • Diode / Solid-State Lasers: Commonly found in smaller desktop or DIY hobbyist units for engraving or light cutting of thin wood and paper. 

Accordion Can cut: Mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, brass, copper, wood, acrylic, MDF, PVC, and various fabrics.

AccordioFor diode and laser modules, the electrical power (e.g., 20W drawn from the wall) is different from the true optical power (e.g., 5.5W actually focused onto the material). Higher optical power is required to cut thicker or denser materials. [1]n Content

AccordIndustrial CNC laser cutters achieve positioning and repeatability accuracies ranging from ±0.03 mm to ±0.1 mm, resulting in very narrow kerf (cut width) and clean edges. [1, 2, 3]ion Content