CO2 Laser Engraver

What is a CO2 laser engraver?

The CO2 laser engraver is a type of industrial CO2 laser cutting machine. Monport 40W desktop CO2 laser cutter is ideal for small-scale operations, while mid-range and high-power CO2 laser cutters are designed for larger enterprises in a variety of commercial industries.

Why choose Monport CO2 laser engraver?

Compared to other CO2 laser engravers, Monport CO2 laser engraver has many special upgrading features.

Monport 40W CO2 laser Lightburn-ready can connect Lightburn software directly, making your engraving more possible. Compared to a diode laser, a desktop CO2 laser engraver has more power and functions to realize your engraving goals.

Monport 60-150W CO2 laser cutter is one of the most accurate and powerful types of machines on the market today. Monport mid-range and high-power CO2 laser cutters can handle a wide range of materials, including wood, plastic, leather, fabric, and paper. Therefore, Monport CO2 laser cutter can be used in the fields of industry, education, art, and crafts.

What features does the Monport 60-150W CO2 laser cutter have?

Monport 60-150W CO2 laser cutter also has automatic safety sensors that will shut down if any malfunction occurs on your machine so that no harm will come to you while using it. The structure of Monport 60-150W CO2 laser cutter has an enclosed aeronautical aluminum rail, which makes it more stable and long-lasting. Built-in air assist ensures that there will be no smoke when working with a CO2 laser engraver for safety reasons. The best part about is that we offer an optional autofocus function that allows you to focus on any engraving projects.

CO2 Laser vs. Fiber Laser vs. Diode Laser

CO2 lasers are well-suited for cutting and engraving non-metallic materials such as paper, cardboard, textiles, and some types of plastic. They are not typically used for cutting metals. If cutting non-metallic materials is the primary goal, CO2 lasers are a good option.

Fiber lasers can be used for cutting all types of metals (including steel), glass, ceramics and other hard materials. Fiber lasers also have the added benefit of being able to cut very small details in a variety of materials. This makes them ideal for products like jewelry or electronics where small features are necessary to meet design specifications.

The CO2 laser engraver is more expensive than the diode laser because of the high cost of the CO2 laser engraver and the higher precision requirement of CO2 laser in engineering.

Generally speaking, most diode engraving machines can only be used to engrave the surface of materials, and cannot achieve deep cutting due to its power limitation. Compared with a diode, a CO2 laser can have enough energy to penetrate thicker materials. If you want to carve some thicker materials or a variety of materials, Monport CO2 lasers must be able to meet the needs of carving enthusiasts for higher upgrading.