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    CNC LASER ENGRAVER

    WHAT IS CNC LASER ENGRAVING ?


    Laser engraving is based on numerical control technology, and
    laser is the machining medium. The laser source emits the
    laser, and the numerical control system controls the laser head
    and the motor to move the laser head, mirror, lens, etc. on the
    optical elements, so that the focus is moved on the X, and Y
    axes of the machine tool. The processed material is instantly
    illuminated by the laser. The physical modification of melting
    and gasification achieves the purpose of machining.
    MATERIAL THAT CAN BE ENGRAVED
    WITH A CNC LASER ENGRAVER
    .

    • Cardboard • Paper

    • Fabric • Metal

    • Wood • Stone

    • Glass • Leather

    • Acrylic
    ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES
    ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
     It can be used for both thick and thin materials,  Energy consumption is not fix. It is depend on
    replacing the collimating lens is all it takes to the piece or amount that you want to cut.
    change the focal point of the CNC laser thereby Sometimes it might consume a lot of energy.
    making it easier to cut thicker materials.  Expensive when compared with other
     Quicker production and process. techniques of cutting sheets.
     Very little or no warping when engraving  Every metal cannot be cut in the laser machine,
     Greater accuracy as opposed to other forms of for example, copper and aluminium.
    cutting and engraving.  Human involvement is not much but humans
     The laser beam has a smaller kerf (cutting come in the contact with laser beams sometimes
    diameter) and this makes it possible to cut more for repairs or inspection.
    parts per sheet of material.  Production rate may differ depending on the
    type of the material and the thickness of the
    sheet.
    3D PRINT PARTS
    CNC LASER ENGRAVER DRAWING
    FINAL RESULT

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