STJ1390 CNC Laser Cutter with Air Filter in Denmark
STJ1390 CNC laser cutter with air filter has moved to its new home in Denmark, our Denmark client will use it to cut wood, MDF, HDF, and plexiglass. The air filter can absorb the smoke and dust in cutting.
Denmark STJ1390 CNC laser cutter with air filter is used for acrylic, wood, bamboo, organic glass, crystal, plastic, garments, paper, leather, rubber, ceramic, glass and other nonmetal materials, etc.
Denmark STJ1390 CNC laser cutter with air filter is applied to acrylic processing industry, cloth and leather processing industry, toys processing industry, computer embroidery cutting industry, mould making industry, crafts processing industry, bamboo and wood processing industry, advertising and building decoration, packaging and printing, paper products industry, etc.
Denmark STJ1390 CNC laser cutter with air filter
Laser cutting head
Air filter for laser cutter
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