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What is the CO2 Laser Cutting Machine?

The affordable CO2 Laser Cutting Machine is distinguishing from the flatbed engraving and cutting machine for nonmetal material, also called CO2 laser engraver. The best CO2 laser engraver is widely used in signs, arts, crafts, gifts, shoes, toys, garments, packaging and paper industry.

Developments

By combining prominent engineering developments and the latest in Laser technologies the IGOLDENCNC Laser can produce quality finishes on a vast amount of materials and a variety of applications. Since the Laser system performs at such a high-degree of precision compared to other cutting alternatives, it allows you to save up to 40% in material usage by reducing the space in-between cut parts.

Laser cutting also delivers a much cleaner operation since it does not produce chips, sawdust, or debris. Due to its non-contact, cutting and engraving techniques, regular replacement of consumables usually associated with other cutting alternatives are drastically reduced.

What is CO2 Laser Cutter?

CO2 laser cutter is a CNC laser machine that uses CO2 laser beam to engrave and cut wood, MDF, plywood, chipboard, dieboard, cardborad, acrylic, fabric, jeans, plastic, leather, paper, ABS, EPM, PE, PES, PUR, PVB, PVC, PUR, PMMA, PTFE and thin metals, which is widely used in industrial manufacturing applications, school education, small businesses, home business, small shop and home shop. A CO2 laser cutter is composed of laser cutter frame, laser cutting head, laser lens, laser mirror, laser generator, laser power supply, water chiller, control panel and CNC (Computer Numerical Controlled) system. CO2 laser cutter is also known as CO2 laser cutting machine, CO2 laser cutting system, CO2 laser cutting equipment, Non-metal laser cutting machine, CO2 laser engraver, CO2 laser engraving machine, CO2 laser engraving cutting machine.

What is CO2 Laser Cutter Used For?

CO2 laser cutters are widely used for wood, plywood, MDF, chipboard, cardboard, fabric, leather, plastic, PMMA, acrylic, paper, bamboo, ivory, rubber, EPM, depron foam, gator foam, polyethylene (PE), polyester (PES), polyurethane (PUR), carbon fibers, neoprene, textile, jeans, polyvinyl butyrale (PVB), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), beryllium oxide, polytetrafluoroethylenes (PTFE /Teflon), and any materials containing halogens (chlorine, iodine, fluorine, astatine and bromine), phenolic or epoxy resins.