While milled edges produced by conventional engraving machines frequently need to be manually polished, laser engraving machines produce high throughput speeds without the need for any additional steps. A JustLaser laser engraving machine is efficient and cost-effective.

Maximum precision: Laser technology provides highly-precise results, meaning that there are no limits to producing even the smallest images.

This also means that workspaces are kept as clean as the perfectly-formed engraving. Your employees will not be held up by cleaning up chips.

That’s because lasers explosively vaporise the material, meaning that no dust or chips are formed. If you buy a JustLaser Laser Engraver, you don’t need to worry about this. This will also have a negative impact on the engraving. There is also the risk that abrasive materials may adhere to the mechanical components of the engraving machine. This can have a negative on the results as the dust changes the depth of the engraving and the engraving produced may not be clean as a result. Material ablation results in increased dust formation. As you don’t need any additional tools, our JustLaser laser machines are practically maintenance-free.Īnyone working with a conventional engraving machine also needs to consider purchasing an extractor. With a laser engraving machine, on the other hand, you can start working right from the first day. Depending on the intended purpose, gravers and scoring tools like diamond tips may be needed. Depending on the material from which the workpiece is made, it may be necessary to buy additional tools and to replace them after they are worn. Almost any material can be processed in this way.Įngraving machines require regular maintenance. A laser engraving machine, on the other hand, does this significantly more gently and without touching the item at all: the high-energy laser produces the engraving on the item precisely and cleanly. The symbols, letters or codes to be produced are milled or scored into the material. The device moves along the item to be processed and uses the tool attached to the engraving machine to ablate the material accordingly.

The datasets are entered digitally and forwarded to the engraving system.

A CNC engraving machine is numerically controlled by a computer (computerised numerical control).

Engraving machines