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Delrin
Embossing presses are used by notaries, companies, engineers and government agencies to add relief embossings, in addition to a signature, in order to protect quality documents from being copied fraudulently. Furthermore, an elegant embossing adds a personal touch to stationery and invitations. Whether it is a logo, home address or something creative, there is no limit to the number of possible applications.
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Efficient and cost-effective engraving
Function and advantages of laser technology
No tool wear
Fine tools
Non-contact processing
Simple high-quality digital manufacturing
Delrin is a trade name for the material group polyacetal (POM). This material is highly suitable for laser cutting or engraving because it can easily be removed by the laser beam
A good fit between the two forms is important. It is also necessary to ensure that the engraving has the correct depth. The engraving depth should be at least 0.25 mm, but a maximum depth of 0.50 mm must not be exceeded. If the engraving is too shallow, the embossing is barely visible. If the engraving is too deep, the paper may tear. Once determined, the parameters are stored in the materials database of the JobControl® software and can be retrieved at any time.
Function of the Fiber Laser Cutting Machine
The fiber laser cutting machine can be used for both plane cutting and bevel cutting, and the edges are neat and smooth, which is suitable for high-precision cutting of metal sheets. It is an energy-saving and environmentally friendly new products with space saving and gas consumption and high photoelectric conversion rate.
Excellent beam quality and good cutting quality
Fast cutting speed and high production efficiency
No burr in the cutting, high cutting precision
Auto focus, easy to operate and maintain
Very low cost of use, cost-effective
Closed design, safe and pollution free
Fast cutting speed and high production efficiency
Function of the CO2 laser cutting machine
The CO2 laser cutting machine adopts a focusing mirror to focus the CO2 laser beam on the surface of the material to melt the material, while blowing the melted material with a compressed gas coaxial with the laser beam, and moving the laser beam and the material relative to each other along a certain trajectory to form a slit of a certain shape
The output continuous laser is to make the cutting section smoothest.
The laser cutting head does not contact with the surface of the material and no damage to the workpiece.
Can cut non-metallic materials and has a wide cutting range.
No need for molds, saving production costs.
Function of the fiber laser marking machine
Fiber laser marking machine, with the good beam quality. Its output center is 1064nm, the whole machine life is longer about 100,000 hours, compared with other types of laser markers. The electro-optical conversion efficiency is more than 28%, relative 2%-10% conversion efficiency of other types of laser marking machine. Besides that it has outstanding performance in energy saving and environmental protection.
Can process a variety of metal, non-metallic materials.
Belonging to non-contact processing, no damage to the product, no tool wear, good marking quality.
Thin laser beam is thin, small processing material consumption and the processing heat affected zone.
High processing efficiency, computer control, easy to automate
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The micro CO2 laser engraving machine equiped with ultra high strength industrial steel plate, ensuring the CO2 laser engraver work more stably and smoothly. In addition , the advantages of the CO2 laser engraver include compact machine installation, small space requirement, and with the outpower from with 40w to 80w, meeting the demand to cut materials of different thickness.
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Metal and non-Metal desktop CO2 laser cutting machine can cut metal materials like about 1.2mm stainless steel and carbon steel and nonmetal material such as acrylic, leather, etc.. This CO2 desktop laser cutting machine is widely used in the advertising industry. And it is the economical machine for customers who want to cut metal and nonmetal materials.
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The CO2 laser cutting machine is a affordable CO2 laser engraver & cutter with different working area. It can meet different needs of users. And with the protective cover of the co2 laser cutting machine, the processing production is more environmental friendly. It is the perfect choice for someone starting a business.
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This co2 laser cutter is the best economical machine for customers. With the lowest purchase cost, you can realize what you want on the metal material and non-metal materials. Especially, with the outpower from 80w-180w, the co2 laser cutting machine supporting cutting sheet metal up to 1.5mm thickness. Now it is widely used in the advertising industry.
More DetailsThe laser beam is a universal tool for material processing, so there is no need for tool or grinding costs for milling cutters or drills. During processes such as mechanical engraving, materials must often be clamped in place or fixed with a vacuum. This is not necessary in laser processing, which saves time and money.
How to prevent the press from cutting through the paper?
The problem with seal presses can be that Delrin often has too sharp edges, and the punch thus cuts through the paper. Our tip: Set the laser to be out of focus by around 2 mm (= Z-axis offset by 2 mm) – embossing results remain the same, but the edges become more rounded, and the process is therefore gentler to the paper.
Text or graphic elements should be at least 0.5 mm or no smaller than a five-point font in size. When using significantly heavier paper grades of 80 g/m², the size of the graphic elements should also be increased.
