FM-Desktop allows you to engrave on acrylics, plastics and brick, PVC, granites, marbles, tile, aluminum, stainless steel, brass and titanium
A fiber laser has eliminated the need to align beam paths and mirrors with optical fibers.
Triumph Laser includes a computer with rotary axis and foot switch, a 200mm lens, laser glasses, and a wrench for use with the 30W desktop fibre laser.
You don't need to worry about leftover cutting residue such as dross if you can set the parameters correctly in laser cutting.
MCWlaserPRO is made to be used with metal materials such as steel, stainless, silver, bronze, alloy, aluminum, etc.
254mm, 330mm, and 420mm lenses require FSL Muse Pandora to operate in an open setup. Then only the laser can be effectively focused on the work material.
A special type of fiber laser known as MOPA fiber laser, provides greater control over pulse width and frequency parameters to produce color laser engravings on metals.
They can also import and use file formats such as PLT, BMP and DXF.
Amazon doesn't offer a return policy. But, they will provide a 30-day replacement guarantee if you buy through Amazon.
Other options available for engraving are 6.9"x6.9", 7.9"x5.9", 5.9”x5.9”, 4.33”x4.3”, 4.3”x4.3”, and 2.26”x2.6”. They can all be selected depending on your operational needs.
The laser arm is held in place by the support column (Z axis). The height adjustment knob allows you to adjust the laser focal point by moving Z-axis.
Muse Pandora can be mounted under an adjustable desk as shown below for engraving effective images when you use such lenses.
Fiber lasers are centered around the laser source. There is no gaseous medium inside them like CO2 lasers.
You can laser engrave stainless-steel dog tags with a 30W fiber light source at a angle of 90 degrees. This laser uses 70% of its power and allows you to work at speeds up of 708 ipm.
Power consumption is extremely low.
A 3000W fiber laser requires 10kW of power plus 5kW for a chiller, for a total of 15kW. $2,700 per year at a rate of 15kW per hour for 12 hours.
In fact, the diode module in a fiber laser typically outlasts other technologies by three times. Most lasers have a lifespan of about 30,000 hours, which equates to about 15 years of use. Fiber lasers have an expected life of 100,000 hours, which equates to 45 years of use.
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.