280W Mixed Metal and Nonmetal Laser Cutter STJ1390M
280W mixed metal and nonmetal laser cutter STJ1390M with Yongli brand beam combined laser tube, so as to cut steel, acrylic, MDF, wood, plywood, and fabric.
280W mixed metal and nonmetal laser cutter STJ1390M is designed with Auto following cutting head, it can automatic measure the cutting distance between laser head and materials.
Mixed laser cutter is widely used in adverting industry, metal products, steel structure, precision machinery, auto parts, glasses, jewelry, nameplates, handicrafts, electronics, toys, packaging, etc.
More details of mixed metal and nonmetal laser cutter STJ1390M:
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2. Left side of mixed metal and nonmetal laser cutter:
3. Back side of STJ1390M mixed laser cutter 280W:
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6. Mixed laser cutter control system RD controller:
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