STJ1390 CO2 Laser Engraver for Small Business in UK
STJ1390 laser engraving machine is the best laser engraver for small business in UK, the customer from UK bought it for wood crafts engraving in the home shop.
STJ1390 laser engraver is equipped with 150W CO2 sealed laser tube, step motor, HIWIN guide rail, 1300mm*900mm blade work table, Ruida control system, it can support graphic formats of BMP, PLT, DST, DXF, AI, CDR, the best laser engraver can engrave on wood, plywood, acrylic, double color board, leather, glass, bamboo, rubber, granite, marble, cloth, tiles, wool, fur, plastic, plexiglas, resin and other non-metal materials.
The laser engraver is designed for our customer from UK, now the laser engraving machine is ready for delivery.
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