ACMER P2 Laser Engraver And Cutter With Accessories Ecology And Rotary Module Compatibility
Product Description:
Looking for a powerful and versatile laser engraver and cutter? Look no further than the ACMER P2 33W Laser Engraver and Cutter. With its ultra high engraving speed of 30000mm/min and high power automatic air assist system, this machine is perfect for cutting and engraving a wide range of materials, including wood, acrylic, and more. Its rich accessories ecology allows for compatibility with rotary modules, making it ideal for carving curved surface materials. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, the ACMER P2 33W Laser Engraver and Cutter is the perfect choice for all your engraving and cutting needs.
Features:
- Ultra high engraving speed of 30000mm/min for fast and efficient operation
- High power automatic air assist system for improved cutting and engraving quality
- Rich accessories ecology for compatibility with rotary modules to carve curved surface materials
- Solid structure and smooth operation for consistent results
- Laser protection filter that filters 97% of ultraviolet rays for enhanced safety
- Upgraded safety protection functions, including flame detection alarm, tilt alarm and stop, alarm indicator light, emergency stop safety button, and key lock for children
- Fully upgraded ESP32-bit MotherBoard for improved performance
- Focus can be fine-tuned while the machine is working for increased precision
- Laser engraves photo-level accuracy, especially for materials such as kraft paper
- Super simple assembly in one minute for easy setup
Applications:
The ACMER P2 33W Laser Engraver and Cutter is perfect for a wide range of applications, including:
- Laser cutting and engraving of wood, acrylic, leather, rubber sheets, ceramics, and more
- Personalized engraving of gifts, awards, and souvenirs
- Custom engraving of logos and text on promotional items
- Production of custom signage and nameplates
- Engraving of intricate designs and patterns for woodworking projects
- Engraving of photos and other artwork on various materials
Support and Services:
we are committed to providing excellent support and services to our customers. We offer:
- 24/7 online assistance
- On-site troubleshooting and maintenance
- Software and hardware upgrades
- Bespoke training
- Consultancy services
We strive to resolve all customer requests in a timely and efficient manner.
FAQ:
Q: What should you not laser engrave?
A: There are certain materials that should not be processed with a laser. These include leather and artificial leather containing chromium (VI), carbon fibers, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polyvinyl butyrale (PVB), polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE / Teflon), and beryllium oxide. It's important to avoid using a laser on these materials due to potential safety hazards, health risks, or undesired outcomes.
Q: Is laser engraving hard to do?
A: Laser engraving is a surprisingly accessible skill to acquire. It can be a rewarding hobby to pursue, and once you become proficient in operating the machine, you might even contemplate starting your own small-scale laser engraving business.
Q: How do you engrave wood with a laser?
A: To engrave wood with a laser, you will need to adjust the laser power and speed settings to achieve the desired effect. It's also important to prepare the wood surface by sanding it smooth and applying a finish before engraving. This will help to ensure that the engraving is precise and consistent.
Q: Can you laser engrave any wood?
A: While laser engraving can be done on most types of wood, some woods are better suited for the process than others. Hardwoods such as maple, cherry, and oak tend to produce the best results, while softwoods like pine and cedar may be more difficult to engrave due to their texture and grain structure.
Q: Can laser engraving machine engrave acrylic material?
A: Yes, the ACMER P2 33W Laser Engraver and Cutter can engrave acrylic material with high precision and accuracy.
Q: What do you put on wood before laser engraving?
A: Before laser engraving wood, it's important to sand the surface smooth and apply a finishto prevent the wood from burning or scorching during the engraving process. A light coat of lacquer or shellac can be applied to seal the wood and protect it from the laser. It's also important to ensure that the wood is free of any debris or dirt that may interfere with the engraving process.
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