“We went to fewer machines with lower kilowatts, yet we now have higher throughput because the machines operate more intelligently and the automation prevents bottlenecks. The combination has allowed us to get work through faster at a more competitive price and actually gain more work.”
Raycus laser is a popular laser source brand used by many different laser cutter and engraver manufacturers. When you browse across the catalogs of various laser manufacturers, you will see Raycus mentioned in different places. It just means all these machines have a laser source made by Raycus Fiber Laser Technologies Co. Ltd.
Plasma can cut anything that's conductive. This basically means that it can cut all types of metals. Plasma can cut any reflective metal, such as brass, copper and aluminum (which laser machines cannot do).
MCWlaser PRO laser cutter has two versions, 20W, 30, and 50W. These lasers are 1064nm in wavelength
They offer a dedicated community site for their customers. A small number of communities are also active in Facebook groups.
Refraction bends light in an optical fiber laser. The optical fiber cable passes light through an opaque silica glass core that is impure and transparent. Cladding is a layer of silica that has been doped with other materials to reduce its refractiveindex. The core-clad interface will reflect light due to the difference in their refractive index.
For expanding the engraving area, taller focal length lenses are used that require highly concentrated power.
Boss Laser sends FM-Desktop pre-assembled. They also provide on-location technical support for their customers.
FSL Muse Pandora, 20W, can deep engrave Silver at a speed of 708 IPM using 100% laser power.
And we’ve been improving the technology—making it do more with fewer resources, making it easier for operators to use, and much more—ever since.
A large-sized fiber laser that brings fine, high-precision processing to projects of nearly any size.
F-theta (?) is used in the laser module. Lens with high energy uniformity and narrow focus spot. Low attenuation.
How plasma works can get a little complicated. So, I’m explain as simply and quickly as possible. Plasma cutters basically heat up gas so much that it gets hot enough to melt metal. Then, when the metal is heated up enough to melt, it is blown away with gas to make the cut. There’s a complicated science behind this, but I’ll save that for another day! (or you can research on your own if you like).
Triumph's 30-W desktop fiber laser is able to engrave metal parts and tools, including aluminum, gold, stainless steel and copper.
The wavelength is the primary distinction that determines the types of materials that each laser can process. The wavelength of a fiber laser is typically 1,060 nm, whereas CO2 lasers have wavelengths in the 10,600 nm range. Fiber lasers have many advantages over CO2 lasers in general.