Desktop Fiber Laser Cutting Machine

Desktop Fiber Laser Cutting Machine

SKU: MK-3030DC-800/1200
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The Desktop Fiber Laser Cutting Machine is a compact desktop fiber laser cutting machine designed for precision cutting of sheet metals in workshops, educational facilities, prototyping environments, and small-scale manufacturing. Its enclosed design provides a safe working environment while delivering industrial-grade cutting performance in a space-saving footprint. Available with either an 800W or 1200W Raycus fiber laser source, this compact laser cutter combines high positioning accuracy, Ruida motion control, and air-cooled operation to produce clean, accurate cuts across carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. Key Features Compact desktop footprint for workshops and laboratories Available in 800W and 1200W configurations Industrial-grade Raycus fiber laser source Ruida cutting control system Relfar FCP20-MN10A laser cutting head High positioning accuracy of ±0.1 mm Repeat positioning accuracy of ±0.06 mm Maximum cutting speed of 9 m/min Air-cooled laser system Supports multiple languages including Chinese, English, and Polish Operates from standard 220V single-phase power Technical Specifications Specification 800W Model 1200W Model Laser Power 800W 1200W Working Area 300 × 300 mm 300 × 300 mm Positioning Accuracy ±0.1 mm ±0.1 mm Repeat Position Accuracy ±0.06 mm ±0.06 mm Maximum Speed 9 m/min 9 m/min Maximum Workpiece Load 10 kg 10 kg Machine Dimensions 1015 × 780 × 675 mm 1015 × 780 × 675 mm Gross Weight 99 kg 99 kg Cooling Method Air Cooling Air Cooling Power Supply 220V, 50Hz, Single Phase 220V, 50Hz, Single Phase Laser Source Raycus (CE) / Rlaser-F7 Raycus (CE) / Rlaser-F12A Control System Ruida Ruida Cutting Head Relfar FCP20-MN10A Relfar FCP20-MN10A Motor Stepper Motor Stepper Motor Supported Languages Chinese, English, Polish, etc. Chinese, English, Polish, etc. Samples

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