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Precision Laser Engraving and Cutting Machines
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1. USA 350W Coherent RF Metal tube
2. Dual Ball Screws Transmission
3. Imported Servo Motors
4. With CCD Camera
5. Unique Exhausted System & Blowing System .
6. Constant length laser path ensures uniform cutting quality
1.Designed for cutting large size metal and non-metal materials.
2.Configured with 150W-300W Co2 Laser Tube.
3.Sufficient stiffness machine body with 1300*2500mm worktable.
4.Aluminum alloy crossbeam&laser head, import focus lens. Stepper motor&belt transmission, laser head height adjustable, RDCAM control system.
5.Module steel frame structure to reduce the mechanical trouble effectively.
ARGUS 1325 300W CO2 Laser Cutting Machine for Acrylic sheet offered by Argus Laser manufacturer . Inquiry ARGUS 1325 Acrylic sheet CO2 Laser Cutting Machine solution directly with low price and high quality. Designed for cutting large size metal and non-metal materials. Configured with 150W-300W Co2 Laser Tube. Sufficient stiffness machine body with 1300*2500mm worktable.
Aluminum alloy crossbeam&laser head, import focus lens. Stepper motor&belt transmission, laser head height adjustable, RDCAM control system. Module steel frame structure to reduce the mechanical trouble effectively.
ARGUS 1325 300W CO2 Laser Cutting Machine for Wood offered by Argus Laser manufacturer . Inquiry ARGUS 1325 Wood CO2 Laser Cutting Machine solution directly with low price and high quality. Designed for cutting large size metal and non-metal materials : Wood, Acrylic, Metal. Configured with 150W-300W Co2 Laser Tube. Sufficient stiffness machine body with 1300*2500mm worktable.
Aluminum alloy crossbeam&laser head, import focus lens. Stepper motor&belt transmission, laser head height adjustable, RDCAM control system. Module steel frame structure to reduce the mechanical trouble effectively.
1.Electric lift worktable easy for processing diverse thickness sheets
2.All electrical parts strictly conform to CE Standard
3.Glass Tube life can reach 1000hrs, R.F. metal laser tube available
4.Imported II-VI INFRARED focus lens, high steady laser output
5.Strong machine frame, make sure stable performance while high speed cutting/engraving
6.Humanized design worktable, handy material recycling drawer
7.Red dot pointer with beam combiner
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