Working Area (W *L) |
1300mm * 900mm (51.2” * 35.4 ”) |
Software |
Offline Software |
Laser Power |
100W/150W/300W |
Laser Source |
CO2 Glass Laser Tube or CO2 RF Metal Laser Tube |
Mechanical Control System |
Step Motor Belt Control |
Working Table |
Honey Comb Working Table or Knife Strip Working Table |
Max Speed |
1~400mm/s |
Acceleration Speed |
1000~4000mm/s2 |
Package Size |
2050mm * 1650mm * 1270mm (80.7'' * 64.9'' * 50.0'') |
Weight |
620kg |
The signal light provides clear visual indications of the laser machine’s operational status, helping you quickly understand its current working condition. It alerts you to key functions, such as when the machine is active, idle, or requires attention. This feature ensures that operators can make informed decisions and take timely actions, enhancing both safety and efficiency during operation.
In the event of an unforeseen situation or emergency, the emergency button serves as an essential safety feature, immediately halting the machine’s operation. This quick-stop function ensures that you can swiftly respond to any unexpected conditions, providing an added layer of protection for both the operator and the equipment.
A well-functioning circuit is essential for smooth and efficient operation, with the safety of the circuit being the foundation of secure production. Ensuring the integrity of the safety circuit helps prevent electrical hazards, guaranteeing safe operation and minimizing risks during machine use. This system is crucial for maintaining overall safety in the workplace.
With the legal authorization for marketing and distribution, MimoWork Laser Machines proudly uphold a reputation for solid and dependable quality. The CE and FDA certifications reflect our commitment to meeting stringent safety and regulatory standards, ensuring that our products are not only effective but also compliant with international quality and safety requirements.
The air assist device can blow the debris and chippings from the surface of engraved wood, and give a degree of assurance for wood burn prevention. Compressed air from the air pump is delivered into the carved lines through the nozzle, clearing the extra heat gathered at the depth. If you want to achieve burning and dark vision, adjust the pressure and size of airflow for your desire. If you have any questions, consult our laser expert.
To achieve the perfect laser-cut balsa wood product, an efficient ventilation system is essential for the laser cutter. The exhaust fan effectively removes fumes and smoke generated during the cutting process, preventing the balsa wood from burning or darkening. Additionally, it helps maintain a clean and safe working environment, ensuring optimal performance and safety.
Our laser experts will assess the unique characteristics of your balsa wood to design a customized laser cutting machine. Such as determining the optimal laser tube power for achieving the best cutting performance and deciding whether one or two exhaust fans are required for the entire cutting process. We will also ensure that the laser machine configuration aligns with your specific needs while staying within your budget.
If you have special requirements, please directly contact us to have a discussion with our laser expert, or check out our laser machine options to find a suitable one.
CCD Camera can recognize and locate the printed pattern on the wood board to assist the laser with accurate cutting. Wood signage, plaques, artwork and wood photo made of printed wood can be easily processed.
How to choose a suitable laser cutting bed for your balsa wood laser cutter? We made a video tutorial to briefly introduce several laser working tables and how to choose them. Including the shuttle table convenient for loading and unloading, and the lifting platform suitable for engraving wood items with different heights, and others. Check out the video to discover more.
• Custom Signage
• Wooden Trays, Coasters, and Placemats
• Home Décor (Wall Art, Clocks, Lampshades)
• Architectural Models/ Prototypes
✔ Flexible design customized and cut
✔ Clean and intricate engraving patterns
✔ Three-dimensional effect with adjustable power
Bamboo, Balsa Wood, Beech, Cherry, Chipboard, Cork, Hardwood, Laminated Wood, MDF, Multiplex, Natural Wood, Oak, Plywood, Solid Wood, Timber, Teak, Veneers, Walnut…
Vector laser engraving on wood refers to using a laser cutter to etch or engrave designs, patterns, or text onto wood surfaces. Unlike raster engraving, which involves burning pixels to create the desired image, vector engraving uses paths defined by mathematical equations to produce precise and clean lines. This method allows for sharper and more detailed engravings on wood, as the laser follows the vector paths to create the design.
• Working Area(W * L): 1300mm * 2500mm
• Laser Power: 150W/300W/450W/600W
• Suitable for large format solid materials
• Cutting multi-thickness with optional power of laser tube
• Working Area(W * L): 1000mm * 600mm
• Laser Power: 60W/80W/100W
• Light and compact design
• Easy to operate for beginners
Yes, you can laser cut balsa wood! Balsa is an excellent material for laser cutting due to its lightweight and soft texture, which allows for smooth, precise cuts. A CO2 laser is ideal for cutting balsa wood, as it provides clean edges and intricate details without requiring excessive power. Laser cutting is perfect for crafting, model making, and other detailed projects with balsa wood.
The best laser for cutting balsa wood is typically a CO2 laser due to its precision and efficiency. CO2 lasers, with power levels ranging from 30W to 100W, can make clean, smooth cuts through balsa wood while minimizing charring and edge darkening. For fine details and intricate cuts, a lower-powered CO2 laser (around 60W-100W) is ideal, while higher power can handle thicker balsa wood sheets.
Yes, balsa wood can be easily laser engraved! Its soft, lightweight nature allows for detailed and precise engravings with minimal power. Laser engraving on balsa wood is popular for creating intricate designs, personalized gifts, and model details. A low-power CO2 laser is usually sufficient for engraving, ensuring clear, defined patterns without excessive depth or burning.
It's important to note that different types of wood have varying densities and moisture content, which can affect the laser-cutting process. Some woods may require adjustments to the laser cutter settings to achieve the best results. Additionally, when laser-cutting wood, proper ventilation and exhaust systems are essential to remove the smoke and fumes generated during the process.
With a CO2 laser cutter, the thickness of wood that can be effectively cut depends on the power of the laser and the type of wood being used. It's important to keep in mind that the cutting thickness may vary depending on the specific CO2 laser cutter and the power output. Some high-powered CO2 laser cutters may be able to cut thicker wood materials, but it's essential to refer to the specifications of the particular laser cutter being used for precise cutting capabilities. Additionally, thicker wood materials may require slower cutting speeds and multiple passes to achieve clean and precise cuts.
Yes, a CO2 laser can cut and engrave wood of all types, including birch, maple, plywood, MDF, cherry, mahogany, alder, poplar, pine, and bamboo. Extremely dense or hard solid woods like oak or ebony require higher laser power to process. However, among all kinds of processed wood, and chipboard, due to the high impurity content, it is not recommended to use laser processing
To safeguard the integrity of the wood around your cutting or etching project, it's crucial to ensure the settings are appropriately configured. For detailed guidance on the proper setup, consult the MimoWork Wood Laser Engraving Machine manual or explore the additional support resources available on our website.
Once you've dialed in the correct settings, you can rest assured that there is no risk of damaging the wood adjacent to your project's cut or etch lines. This is where the distinctive capability of CO2 laser machines shines through – their exceptional precision sets them apart from conventional tools like scroll saws and table saws.