Auto Feeding Co2 Fabric Laser Cutting Machine
Auto Feeding Co2 Fabric Laser Cutting Machine
Product Description
Vmade Offers CO₂ Laser Cutter Especially for Textiles and Fabric
>> The fabric laser cutter with auto feeding system fixed with a selective rolling&automatic feeding system,which make the whole cloth processing steps finish in one time.
>> The laser cutting machine for fabric is suitable for engraving and cutting on very long work piece, such as one roller of cloth,fabric, leather, garment.
>> This fabric laser cutter especially applied in fabric and textiles industry
>> The laser cutting system is modular in design as per customers' processing demands.
Benefits of Fabric Laser Cutting Machine
There are several benefits to using a fabric laser cutting machine for cutting and processing fabrics and textiles:
Precise cutting edges,Lint-free cuts: Co2 Laser Cutting Machine for fabric can cut fabrics with a high degree of precision and thus, prevents fraying. Compared to mechanical cutting, laser cutting saves many working steps in further processing.
Continuous cutting from roll: Laser cut textiles and fabrics directly from rolls with conveyor systems and automatic feeders. Capable of very long format processing.
Precise cutting of very filigree details: Laser cutting machine for fabric is ideally suitable for cutting absolutely incredibly complicated internal shapes and designs, even cut extremely small holes (laser perforation).
No fabric distortion: Due to contactless processing, thus, fabric does not deform.
No tool wear: consistently high cutting quality
How Does a Co2 Laser Cutting Machine For Textile Processing Work?
A auto feeding fabric laser cutting machine processing works by using a high-power laser beam to cut through the fabric. The laser beam is generated by a laser source, which is typically a gas laser that uses a mixture of carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and other gases as the active medium. The laser beam is focused onto the surface of the fabric by a series of lenses, and the energy of the laser beam causes the fabric to be vaporized or burned away, creating a precise cut.
