Industrial CO2 Laser Marker - For Multiple Non-Metal Materials

The 40W CO2 Laser Marking Machine is an advanced marking system specifically engineered for non-metal materials. Featuring an all-aluminum construction and precision optical system, it delivers permanent, high-quality marks on various non-metal surfaces. From PET packaging to acrylic products, leather, and fabrics, it achieves clear and detailed markings with exceptional consistency.

• Professional CO2 laser tube with 10.6μm wavelength, optimized for non-metals
• Positioning accuracy of 0.01mm, minimum line width of 0.03mm
• 10-inch touchscreen for intuitive operation
• Maximum marking speed of 12000mm/s for superior productivity
• Standard marking area 90*90mm, customizable sizes available

1. Superior Marking Quality: Outstanding performance on laminated materials, ensuring clear and durable marks
2. Reliable Stability: All-aluminum structure guarantees long-term stable operation with a lifespan of tens of thousands of hours
3. High Efficiency: High-speed marking with auto-focus significantly increases production capacity
4. Energy Saving: Reduces energy consumption by 40% compared to traditional methods

• Packaging Industry: Date and batch codes on water bottles, edible oil packaging, food bags
• Gifts & Crafts: Detailed patterns on acrylic products and leather crafts
• Textile & Apparel: Labels on fabrics and rubber products
• Electronic Components: Serial numbers on plastic housings, markings on insulating materials

Q1: What materials is this machine suitable for?
A: Specifically designed for non-metals, particularly effective on PET, acrylic, leather, plastics, fabrics, rubber, with outstanding performance on laminated materials.

Q2: What is the maintenance interval?
A: Professional maintenance recommended every 2,000 operating hours, with routine cleaning of lenses and tracks.

Q3: Does it support automation integration?
A: Yes, compatible with PLC and industrial robots, can be equipped with automatic conveyor belts for production lines.

Q4: How long does training take?
A: Basic operation training takes approximately 2 hours, advanced functions require an additional day.