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Small Size 60w/ 80w High-Precision CO2 Laser Cutting Machine for MDF and Acrylic

Introducing our High-Precision CO2 Laser Cutting Machine for MDF and Acrylic. Achieve precise cuts on both metal and acrylic materials with our advanced laser technology. Perfect for industrial and DIY purposes, this machine offers unparalleled accuracy and quality. Upgrade your cutting capabilities today.

Here’s a more concise version of the CO2 laser cutting machine features and capacity, without stars:

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### **Features:**

- **Precise Cutting:** Ideal for detailed designs on materials like acrylic, wood, glass, fabrics, and plastics.

- **Power Options:** Available in 100W to 150W, suitable for different material thicknesses.

- **Large Work Area:** Ranges from 600x400mm ( 1.5x2 ft'), to 1300x2500 mm for small and large projects.

- **Auto-Focus:** Automatically adjusts for accurate cuts and reduces errors.

- **Material Compatibility:** Cuts a wide range of materials, including acrylic, wood, leather, and rubber.

- **High-Speed Cutting:** Speeds up to 1000 mm/s, depending on material and machine power.

- **User-Friendly:** Equipped with touchscreen controls and easy-to-use software for design uploads.

- **Cooling System:** Water-cooling to maintain performance and extend machine life.

**Exhaust System:** Removes fumes and dust for a cleaner workspace.

🧾 CO2 Laser Cutting Machine – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What materials can a CO2 laser cutting machine cut or engrave?

A CO2 laser can cut and engrave non-metallic materials such as:

Acrylic
MDF
Wood
Paper/Cardboard
Leather
Fabric
Rubber It can also engrave on glass, ceramic, and coated metals. However, standard CO2 lasers cannot cut metal unless they are specially configured.

2. What is the maximum thickness it can cut?

Cutting thickness depends on the material and the wattage of the laser. For example:

60W: Up to 6–8mm acrylic or MDF
100W: Up to 12–15mm acrylic or MDF
150W: Up to 18–20mm with slower speed Higher wattage allows cutting thicker materials.

3. What wattage should I choose?

It depends on your work:

60W – 80W: Best for engraving and light cutting (crafts, gifts)
100W – 130W: Good for signage, MDF work, and production
150W and above: Suitable for heavy-duty, large-scale cutting jobs

4. What is the size of the cutting bed?

Standard bed sizes include:

600 x 400 mm
900 x 600 mm
1300 x 900 mm
1300 x 2500 mm (4x8 ft) Custom sizes are also available depending on your business needs.

5. How much electricity does it consume?

Power consumption varies with laser wattage. Example:

A 100W CO2 laser typically consumes around 1–2 units (kWh) per hour. Most machines work on single-phase (220V), and higher models may require three-phase.

6. What software is used with the machine?

Most CO2 laser machines come with:

RDWorks (free software, easy to use)
Compatible with CorelDRAW, AutoCAD, Illustrator
Optional: LightBurn (popular paid software with more features)

7. Do you provide installation and training?

Yes, we offer:

On-site or remote installation support
Training on how to use the software and operate the machine safely

8. What maintenance is required?

Regular maintenance includes:

Cleaning mirrors and lens weekly
Checking the alignment of laser beam
Refilling or replacing the water in the chiller
Cleaning the exhaust system

9. How long does the laser tube last?

A high-quality CO2 laser tube can last 2,000 to 5,000 working hours, depending on usage.
Replacement cost varies with wattage but is generally Rs. 10,000 – 30,000.

10. Are accessories like water chiller and air pump included?

Yes, a standard machine package includes:

Water chiller or water pump
Air pump
Exhaust fan
Honeycomb or blade cutting table
Software CD and cables

11. Do you provide after-sales service and warranty?

Yes, we provide:

1-year warranty on the machine (varies by model)
Technical support via phone, video call, or on-site (charges may apply after warranty)

12. Can this machine do both cutting and engraving?

Yes! CO2 laser machines can do both:

Engraving (images, text, logos)
Cutting (shapes, parts, signs)

13. Can this be used for mass production?

Yes, these machines are used in:

Gift and craft businesses
Interior and signage companies
Small factories and job work units They’re capable of working 8–12 hours daily with proper maintenance.