Co2 Online Flying Laser Marking Machine CNBM

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

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Supply Capability:: 30 set/month

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Condition: New
Laser Type: CO2
Engraving Area: 110*110mm
Engraving Speed: 7000mm/s
CNC or Not: Yes
Cooling Mode: Air Cooling
Applicable Material: Acrylic, Crytal, Glass, Leather, MDF, Paper, plastic, Plexiglax, Plywood, Rubber, Stone, Wood
Graphic Format Supported: AI, BMP, DST, DWG, DXF, DXP, LAS, PLT
Place of Origin: Beijing, China (Mainland)
Brand Name: Boao Laser
Model Number: CO2
Dimension(L*W*H): 1000*400*400mm
Certification: CE, ISO
After-sales Service Provided: Engineers available to service machinery overseas
Min. line width: 0.15mm
Marking lines: ≤8 Line
Marking Depth: ≤5mm
Guarantee: 1 year
Sample test: available

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	wooden box
Delivery Detail:	two weeks

Application & Materials:

This type lasers may carving many kind of nonmetallic materials such as clothing supplementary materials, Medical Packing,Building Ceramic,Drink Packing,Fabric Cutting,Rubber Products,The Cover of Nameplate,Arts&Crafts,Electronic Parts,Lether etc.The patterns clear fine,non-consume materials,Stable function,the complete machine exempt the maintenance time to be possible to reach at 20,000 hour.

Product Feature:

CO2 Laser is one kind of gas laser which produces mid-infrared light at 10.64um. This laser efficiently converts electrical energy to optical energy and thereby produces a high laser power to process the materails.

Our CO2 Laser Series equiped the importing RF CO2 Laser,High-Speed Resonace Mirror System .The speed is quicker and the performance is stable.This series Laser Equipments have widely won user’s trust depend on it’s superior performance and reliable quality.

Technology Parameter:

Matching Type :	BMC10A	BMC25A	BMC30A	BMC50A	BMC100A
T E C H N O L O G Y P A R A M E T E R	Output Power	10W	25W	30W	50W	100W
Wavelength	10.64μm
Repeat frequency	≤20kHz
Marking scope	110mm×110mm Max:500mm ×500mm
Marking Depth	≤5mm
Marking Speed	≤7000mm/s
Min. line width	0.1mm	0.15mm
Min. character size	0.4mm
Repeat accuracy	±0.01mm
Input power	0.6KW	1.5KW	1.6KW	2.2KW	4W
Electrical source	220V / Single-Phrase Circuit / 50Hz
3A	5A	8A	11A	20

Matching Type :

BMC10A

BMC25A

BMC30A

BMC50A

BMC100A

Output Power

10W

25W

30W

50W

100W

Wavelength

10.64μm

Repeat frequency

≤20kHz

Marking scope

110mm×110mm Max:500mm ×500mm

Marking Depth

≤5mm

Marking Speed

≤7000mm/s

Min. line width

0.1mm

0.15mm

Min. character size

0.4mm

Repeat accuracy

±0.01mm

Input power

0.6KW

1.5KW

1.6KW

2.2KW

Electrical source

220V / Single-Phrase Circuit / 50Hz

11A

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