How to use a handheld laser marking machine

Using a handheld laser marking machine involves several steps to ensure safe and effective operation. Here's a general guide:

  • laser power30W/50W/100W
  • Mark area60mm-150mm
  • Markspeed3000mm/s
  • Mark depth0.05mm-1.0mm
  • size500mm*460mm*480mm
  • weight9.0 kg
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Using a handheld laser marking machine involves several steps to ensure safe and effective operation. Here's a general guide:

1. Safety Precautions

  • Wear laser safety goggles to protect your eyes from reflected beams.

  • Avoid pointing the laser at reflective surfaces or people.

  • Work in a well-ventilated area if marking materials that produce fumes.

  • Keep flammable materials away from the laser.

2. Setup & Preparation

  • Charge/Power the Device: Ensure the battery is fully charged or connect it to a power source.

  • Install Software (if applicable): Some models require connecting to a computer to upload designs.

  • Adjust Focus: Set the correct focal distance (usually by rotating the lens or adjusting the head).

3. Load or Design the Marking Content

  • Preloaded Patterns: Some handheld lasers have built-in fonts/symbols.

  • Custom Designs: Use companion software (like LightBurn, EzCad) to import/design graphics, text, or barcodes.

  • Adjust Settings: Set power (%), speed (mm/s), and frequency (Hz) based on material (test on scrap first).

4. Marking Process

  1. Position the Laser: Hold the device steady or use a fixture for alignment.

  2. Start Marking: Press the trigger or start button (some models require a foot pedal).

  3. Move Evenly: For large areas, move the laser at a consistent speed to ensure uniform marking.

5. Post-Marking

  • Inspect the mark for clarity and depth.

  • Adjust settings if needed for better results.

  • Clean the lens periodically with a microfiber cloth to maintain beam quality.

6. Maintenance

  • Store in a dry, dust-free environment.

  • Check for loose connections or lens damage.

  • Replace consumables (like batteries or lenses) as needed.

Common Materials & Applications

  • Metals (anodized, coated): High contrast marks.

  • Plastics: Adjust power to avoid melting.

  • Wood & Leather: Engrave logos or text.

  • Glass & Ceramics: Use lower power to prevent cracking.


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