What formats of pictures can the laser engraving machine engrave, and briefly describe the processing process? There are many types of laser engraving machines. The laser engraving machine we are talking about here has the functions of engraving, cutting, scribing and so on. The laser engraving machine is not a laser marking machine, so don't confuse it. The size of the laser engraving machine is big or small, the small is as small as a notebook, the medium is as many as a table, and the bigger is as big as a bed. The power of the laser engraving machine is large or small. Generally, the laser engraving machine with lower power cannot process metal sheets, and mainly processes density board, wood board, acrylic, leather, etc. The high-power laser engraving machine is actually also called a laser cutting machine, which is mainly used to process various metal plates. Whether it is a low-power laser engraving machine or a high-power laser cutting machine,

  1. The laser engraving machine can mainly support plt file, dxf file format, including DST, BMP, etc.

  2, the laser engraving machine briefly describes its processing process:

  (1) First turn on the main power switch, turn on the voltage stabilizer, and turn on the chiller (fill the laser tube with water, and cycle for 1-3 minutes) (antifreeze must be placed in the chiller in winter and snow);

  (2) Turn on the power of the laser cutting machine host and reset the machine;

  (3) Turn on the fan power and air pump;

  (4) Turn on the laser switch (the laser can emit light only when it is turned on), and then turn on the lighting switch;

  (5) Press the spot button to detect whether the laser is emitted;

  (6) Turn on the computer (the computer USB cable is connected to the machine interface), open the control software, click the software up, down, left, and right keys to check whether the machine is moving, and the machine moving means that the computer is connected to the machine;

  (7) Place the workpiece, adjust the anxiety (normally we only measure the distance from the cutting nozzle to the surface of the material), use long focal length lenses for cutting thicker materials, and use short focal length for fine engraving machines;

  (8) Operate the computer to transfer files, locate the machine, walk the frame (test whether the area of ​​the cut file is within the effective range of the workpiece), and start engraving.