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CO2 laser cutting machine NRGLtextilefor PMMAfor rubber
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Characteristics
- Technology
- CO2 laser
- Material
- for rubber, for PMMA, for wood, textile, for leather
- Product handled
- sheet
- Control type
- CNC
- Associated function
- engraving, marking
- Configuration
- with fixed table, 3-axis
- Other characteristics
- high-performance, with conveyor
- Laser power
Max.: 400 W
150 W, 300 W, 400 W
Min.: 150 W
- Acceleration
Max.: 15 m/s²
(49 ft/s²)
Description
■ NRGL: systems features fixed tables with mobile beam and x-y-z cartesian axes.
■ modular structure in electro-welded steel with coated guards in metal sheets.
■ High dynamic performances x axis moved by 04 tW brushless motors, y axis moved by 1 tW brushless motor (interpolated) digital control.
■ Cutting head with motorized z axis; additional circuit for compressed air assist to aid
cutting and/or marking.
■ Work table with aluminum grid and pre-arrangement for suction.
■ icaro software (Cam) stamps and bas reliefs are also possible via a raster mode with 0-255 gray scales.
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Catalogs
NRGL - technical sheet
2 Pages
Plastic ITA-ENG - brochure
24 Pages
Exhibitions
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