We used the MAGIC™-L3 fiber laser marking and cutting machine to carve the "Redt" logo onto the handle of a spoon and fork.
The MAGIC™-L3 is a versatile fiber laser marking machine offering power options ranging from 20W, 30W, 60W, to 100W. It's been widely used in various fields such as jewelry, industrial, hobby, and craft applications.
Whether you need to mark jewelry or cut and mark various metals, this fiber laser machine is up to the task. Its user-friendly interface ensures that marking and cutting are quick, easy, and accessible.
Key Features:
Built-in Camera: For precise alignment and marking.
Fully Automatic Systems: Seven automated systems for enhanced convenience.
Safety Cover and Emergency Button: Warrants user safety during operation.
Built-in Dust Collector: Efficiently removes dust and debris generated during marking and cutting.
The strong light, generated during marking and cutting, is safely contained within the safety cover.
Now, let's explore the black marking process on spoons and forks using the MAGIC™-L3 the versatile fiber laser marking machine.
The MAGIC™-L3 can accommodate a variety of clamps. For today's demonstration, we'll do black marking without a vise or using a flat vise.
Step-by-Step Process
Run our MagicEngrave-Laser software: Import the "REDT" logo image file and create a toolpath.
2. Send the Toolpath: Click on the toolpath that you created and select "MAGIC™-L3" under "Connected Engravers" to send the toolpath.
Complete the Marking: The machine will execute the marking process.
Here you are! The marking process is completed!
Remove the Materials: Open the safety cover and get the spoon and fork.
We have successfully marked the REDT logo on a stainless steel spoon and fork using the MAGIC™-L3 the versatile fiber laser marking machine.
For further information, visit our website:
Redt Inc.: https://www.redtinc.com
Email us:
Inquiry: sales@iredt.com
Or, reach us via our social media accounts:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/magic_engraver
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Twitter: @REDTechnologyCo
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