1390 CO2 laser engraving and cutting machine for non metal materials

CO₂ laser engraving and cutting machines are the industry standard for processing non-metallic materials like wood, acrylic, glass, leather, and fabrics.

A CO2 laser machine uses an electrically stimulated carbon dioxide gas mixture to generate a high-energy infrared light beam. It vaporizes or burns material to make precise engravings or completely cut through shapes.

How It Works

• The Process: A sealed glass tube fires at 10,600nm wavelength beam. Mirrors and lenses focus this beam onto your material to melt or burn it away.
• Materials: It easily cuts and engraves wood, acrylic, leather, fabric, paper, and glass. (Metals generally cannot be cut, though coated metals can be marked).
• Power & Speed: Power outputs typically range from 60W to 150W+.Higher wattages allow for faster cutting and thicker materials.

Key Advantages

• Precision & Detail: Produces intricate, high-resolution designs.
• Speed: Operates significantly faster than mechanical CNC routers or manual cutting.
• Smooth Edges: Vaporizes material cleanly, leaving polished edges on acrylic and preventing fabric fraying.

• Wide range: carbon dioxide laser can engrave and cut almost any non-metallic material. And it’s cheap!
• Safe and reliable: Non-contact processing is adopted, which will not cause mechanical extrusion or mechanical stress to the material. No “knife marks”, no damage to the surface of the workpiece; no deformation of the material;
• Accurate and meticulous: the machining accuracy can reach 0.02mm;
• Energy saving and environmental protection: the diameter of the beam and spot is small, generally less than 0.5mm; the cutting process saves materials, is safe and hygienic;
• Consistent effect: ensure that the processing effect of the same batch is exactly the same.
• High-speed and fast: It can immediately carry out high-speed engraving and cutting according to the pattern output by the computer.
• Low cost: not limited by the quantity of processing, laser processing is cheaper for small batch processing services.