GL Series Laser Marking and Cutting Machine
Description
GL Series Laser Marking and Cutting Machine
Specifications |
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| Work Area X: | -- mm |
| Work Area Y: | -- mm |
| Beam Delivery: | Flatbed |
| Laser Source: | CO2, Fiber |
| Laser Output Power: | -- W |
| Laser Wavelength: | 1070 nm (IR), 10.6 um (IR) |
| Marking Speed: | -- mm/sec |
| Voltage Requirement: | Other / Not Specified |
| Materials: | Stainless Steel, Steel/Iron, Steel Alloy, Aluminum, Anodized Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Gold, Silver, Nickel, Titanium, Platinum, Plastic, Wood, Textile, Ceramic, Leather |
| Air Assist: | Included |
| Fume Extraction Unit: | Not specified |
| Safety Enclosure: | Optional |
Features
- Galvo-Based Design for High Speed Vector and Raster Marking
- Fiber Laser (1070nm) Version for Metals, Plastics, Ceramics, and Other Hard-Surfaced Materials
- CO2 Laser Version for Anodized Metals, Wood, Textiles, and Other Organic Materials
- Packaged System Architecture Offers Installation Flexibility
- Economical Operation Thanks to Low Power Consumption
- Choose Either a Turnkey Solution, or a System that You Integrate
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you can choose either a turnkey solution or a system that you integrate.
Yes, the GL series laser is a portable system that can serve as a mobile marking or cutting system throughout your production environment.
The fiber laser configuration is designed for marking metals, plastics, ceramics, and other hard-surfaced materials, while the CO2 laser configuration is designed for anodized metals, wood, textiles, and other organic materials.
The GL series laser offers economical operation thanks to low power consumption.
The GL series laser can mark and cut metals, plastics, glass, ceramics, textiles, wood, and other materials.