What is the difference between a laser engraving machine and a laser cutter?

A digital machining machine that can perform three processes: cutting, sculpting, and marking!

When using a laser processing machine primarily for cutting, it is referred to as a laser cutter, and for engraving, it is called a laser engraving machine. Laser engraving is a process where the laser light irradiated onto the material removes material unit by unit along a line, known as grid engraving, and since it processes along the lines, the laser operates in a horizontal direction. Laser cutting is a process that separates materials using the heat of the laser light, and similarly to engraving, it cuts straight and curved lines of vector data according to the data (job) for the laser processing machine. [Principle] ■ Laser Engraving - A process where the laser light irradiated onto the material removes material unit by unit along a line. - For horizontal processing laser engraving, raster formats converted from images or photos (JPG or PNG), illustrations, logos, and inlay work are used as data for laser processing. ■ Laser Cutting - Cuts straight and curved lines of vector data according to the data for the laser processing machine. *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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