Computer Operated mini Metal Laser Marking Machine For Gold Jewellery
Computer-operated fiber laser marking machine, suitable for automatic processing (such as production line, automatic fill line). No irritating chemicals are used in this process. The fiber laser marker can be cooled without a water coolant, is small in size and can easily be installed in many places.
1). Wide range: Fiber laser marking machine can be used for a variety of materials, such as metal, plastic, leather, alloy, etc. It can be used for jewelry engraving, medical equipment, telephone case engraving, hardware industry, stainless steel tableware, electronic component marking, etc.
2). Permanent marking: Fiber Laser marking machine is used for permanent marking. Over time, it will not fade, run or become illegible as traditional markings (including inkjet, hand engraving, and pen marking).
3). Long service life: The fiberglass laser marking machine model has a service life of more than 100,000 hours. During this time, virtually no maintenance is done on the fiber laser marking machine.
Specificaiton
Laser Type | Fiber laser(or MOPA) |
Laser Power | 20W 30W 50W |
Model | RL-20W/30W/50W |
Laser Wavelength | 1064nm |
Marking Area | 75*75mm 110*110mm 150mm*150mm 175mm*175mm 200*200mm 300*300mm |
Marking Depth | ≤1.2mm |
Marking Speed | 10000mm/s |
Minimum Line Width | 0.012mm |
Minimum Character | 0.15mm |
Repeated Precision | ±0.003mm |
Life-span of Fiber Laser Module | 100 000hours |
Beam Quality | M2 <1.5 |
Focus Spot Diameter | <0.01mm |
Output Power of Laser | 10%~100% continuously to be adjusted |
System Operation Environment | Windows XP /7/8/10 32/64bits |
Temperature of Operation Environment | 15℃~35℃ |
Power Input | 220/110v single phase |
Power Requirement | <400W |
Communication Interface | USB |
Sample
Applicable industry.
1. Suitable for aluminum alloy, iron, copper, aluminum, magnesium, silver jewelry, hardware, watches,
2. Tool accessories, mobile communications, metal oxides, medical equipment, electrical appliances,
3. Daily necessities, rare metals and alloys