- Which power should I choose, 20W or 50W?
- 20W handles light marking on stainless steel, aluminum and coated metals. 50W and up mark faster and deeper, and are better for production runs or deep engraving. 100W suits heavy industrial marking.
- Can it engrave wood or acrylic?
- No. Fiber lasers are for metals and some plastics. For wood, acrylic and leather you need a CO2 laser.
- Does it need a water chiller?
- No. It is air-cooled and has no wearing parts, so there is no chiller and little maintenance.
- What software and connection does it use?
- It connects to a PC over USB and is driven by marking software such as EzCad. You design on the PC and send the job to the machine.
- What is the marking area?
- The standard field is 100x100mm. Larger fields are possible with a different lens, which is usually sold separately.
- Is it safe to use at home?
- It is a Class 4 laser. You need laser safety glasses, a controlled workspace and fume extraction, especially for coated metals.
- Where is the Metal Fiber Laser Engraving Machine 20w 30w 50w 100W Laser Writing Marking Machine cheapest?
- At 007, for $600.00, 65% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Metal Fiber Laser Engraving Machine 20w 30w 50w 100W Laser Writing Marking Machine?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including 007, OMTech, WoodArtSupply, eBay.