Last Updated: 2022-05-25 By 2 Min Read
150W Hybrid Laser Cutter STJ1325M in Argentina

150W Hybrid Laser Cutter STJ1325M in Argentina

150W hybrid laser cutter STJ1325M in Argentina is used for cutting 3mm stainless steel, 4mm carbon steel, 2mm galvanized sheet, wood, MDF, plywood, acrylic, fabric, leather, paper, and more thicker nonmetals.

STJ1325M is a type of hybrid laser cutting machine for thin metals and thick non-metals, inlucding wood, plywood, MDF, acrylic, plastic, fabric, leather, and paper. The casing adopts the integrated design of high-strength and high-rigidity structure, the equipment runs more smoothly, the thickened motion support platform, the gravity impact is not deformed, the motion is stable, the precision is high, and the cutting effect is good. The hybrid laser cutter adopts pressure belt structure, which can run for a long time with high stability.

Technical Parameters

Effective working format: 1300mm×2500mm (4'x8', 48"x96").

Laser power: 150W.

Engraving speed: 0-64000mm/min.

Cutting speed: 0-36000mm/min.

Resolution: ≤ 4000dpi.

Power supply: AC220V±10%, 50HZ.

Positioning accuracy: <0.01mm.

Total power:<2000W.

Operating temperature: 0°C-45°C.

Working humidity: 5-95% (no condensation).

Support graphic formats: BMP, AI, PLT, DST, DXF.

Colored segmentation: yes.

Platform: blade platform.

1325 150W mixed laser cutter

1325 150W mixed laser cutter

150W RECI laser tube:

laser tube of 1325 laser cutter

Ruida control panel:

control panel of 1325 laser cutter

Professional mixed laser head:

mixed laser head of 1325 laser cutter

Blade table:

blade table of 1325 laser cutter

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