For users of RF radio frequency lasers, a drop in laser power often becomes a frustrating "chronic issue." It is less obvious than a complete equipment failure. However, it gradually reduces production efficiency and impacts processing quality. As an experienced operator, you need a systematic diagnostic approach. This process examines...
Multidimensional Applications of CO2 Lasers in Marking, Engraving, and Medical Aesthetics
If fiber lasers are the "heavy artillery" for metal processing, then the CO2 laser functions as a precise, multi-functional "Swiss Army knife." Its unique wavelength (typically 10.6µm) facilitates efficient absorption by most non-metallic materials and human tissues. Therefore, the CO2 laser has unlocked immense application potential far beyond traditional cutting...
The Sweet Spot: How to Master CO2 Laser Power and Speed
Getting the perfect laser cut or engraving is all about balance. Three things matter most: Laser Power (P), Processing Speed (V), and Focus Depth (F). They work together, and when you understand their relationship, you can turn your CO2 laser into a powerhouse of precision and efficiency. The "Big Three":...