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Compact Automatic Laser Marking Machine with High Precision Industrial Code Reader for Russian Cards

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$3,009
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laser source brand

Coherent
Synrad
Yongli
INNO
Gainlaser

marking area

102X102 mm
100mm*100mm(3.94in*3.94in)
110mm*110mm(4.33in*4.33in)

power(w)

30 W(0.04hp)

Key attributes

laser type

CO2 Laser, UV Laser

Marking Speed

3600-7200pcs/hour

Marking Depth

0.01-0.05mm(0-0in)

configuration

Bench-Top

Cooling System

WATER COOLING, forced air cooling

mode of operation

Automatic

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Key attributes

laser type
CO2 Laser, UV Laser
Marking Speed
3600-7200pcs/hour
Marking Depth
0.01-0.05mm(0-0in)
configuration
Bench-Top
Cooling System
WATER COOLING, forced air cooling
mode of operation
Automatic
key selling points
High Productivity
feature
Optical
graphic format supported
Dwg, AI, CDR
cnc or not
Yes
condition
New
warranty
1 Year
working accuracy
±0.02mm
place of origin
Guangdong,China
brand name
BMG
control software
EZCAD
Voltage
220V 50Hz
Product name
RFID Card Reading Coding Marking Sorting Machine
Interface
USB,RS232
Marking range
110mmX110mm or larger (optional) Interface USB,RS232
Power supply
Single-phase,220VAC,1KVA
Maximum linear writing speed
15,000 mm/s
Font
Supports all TTF fonts,including dedicated fonts for laser marking

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item

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