InFocus M-300 manual Perforated Vector Cutting

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6-20 Sample Materials

RUBBER STAMPS

RASTER ENGRAVING

LASER WATTAGE

POWER

SPEED

PPI

PASS

DEPTH

15 (Not recommended)

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

20 (Not recommended)

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

25

100

13

500

1

.030”

30

100

16

500

1

.030”

35

100

19

500

1

.030”

40

100

21

500

1

.030”

45

100

24

500

1

.030”

50

100

27

500

1

.030”

PERFORATED VECTOR CUTTING

 

 

 

 

 

LASER WATTAGE

POWER

SPEED

PPI

PASS

DEPTH

15 (Not recommended)

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

20 (Not recommended)

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

25

60

1.3

90

1

.040”

30

60

1.6

90

1

.040”

35

60

1.9

90

1

.040”

40

60

2.1

90

1

.040”

45

60

2.4

90

1

.040”

50

60

2.7

90

1

.040”

COMMENTS

To create a rubber stamp, use the “3D Effects” tab in the driver (Section 3). In the above example, only one pass is necessary to achieve a deeply engraved rubber stamp. When cutting out the rubber stamp, we recommend using a very low PPI setting. This setting spreads the laser pulses far enough apart that they just touch at the edges. The result is a perforated cut that allows the rubber stamp to remain attached to the entire sheet but easily removed by simply tearing it off. The advantage to this is that the possibility of distortion or melting while cutting is virtually eliminated and the entire sheet of rubber stamps can be removed from the machine at one time instead of having to pick them up one by one.

LASER ENGRAVING OR CUTTING RUBBER CAN IGNITE THE MATERIAL. Never leave the laser system running unattended for any reason.

LASER ENGRAVING OR CUTTING RUBBER CAN PRODUCE FOUL ODORS. You might need to particulate filter and/or odor filter your exhaust

depending on your environment, installation location, and/or your local air quality control laws.

LASER ENGRAVING OR CUTTING RUBBER PRODUCES ABRASIVE DUST. Clean the laser system more frequently to reduce wear and tear on the motion system components and optics. Damage to the laser system from inadequate or insufficient maintenance WILL NOT be covered under warranty.

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Contents Laser Platform Universal Laser Systems Inc All Rights Reserved Introduction Table of Contents Options & Accessories Sample MaterialsMaintenance TroubleshootingAppendices General Safety Description of Appropriate UseLaser Safety SafetySafety Labels AB C DOr D UL-30 FCC Compliance FCC Compliance Statement and WarningsEU Compliance CE EU Declaration of ConformityInstallation Operating EnvironmentInstallation Electrical RequirementsExhaust Requirements Gate Cart Assembly Installation Laser Cartridge Installation Installation Laser Cooling Requirements Computer RequirementsSoftware Suggestions Graphics ProgramsFont Requirements Making the Connections Problem Prevention Computer Controlling the Laser SystemDC Power Supply How it WorksControl Panel Laser Cartridge System Operation Laser CartridgeControl Panel System OperationMotion System System Operation Liquid Crystal Display LCD System Operation Green Indicator Light Red Indicator LightProcess Controls Motion Control System Menu System System Operation Menu Descriptions Ready MenuSystem Operation File Display Menu Main Menu Memory Control MenuSystem Operation System Operation DOS Power Settings Menu Preferences MenuSystem Operation Options Menu ONE File Memory MenuHelpful Hint Autofocus MenuConfiguration Menu System Operation AIR Assist MenuDual Head Menu SET Focus Position MenuSET Rotary Axis Menu Tickle Menu Ports MenuLanguage Menu Units MenuSystem Operation Diagnostics Menu Alignment Mode MenuMemory Test Menu Motor Status DisplayAbout Menu Focusing the Laser Beam Focus Tool Method Material Thickness Z Position Method Current Lens MenuSET Focal Height Menu System Operation Autofocus Method To Use AutofocusTo Adjust Autofocus Powering Up Loading and Positioning the MaterialFocusing Running the System Step by StepSetting the Drivers Properties Creating the GraphicDownloading the File Starting the Engraving Process Material Removing and Reloading 3D Effects Rubber StampsSingle Stamp Method Options & Accessories Place Stamp in AN Unused AreaOptions & Accessories Settings for a 30 Watt System Options & Accessories Full Sheet Method Rotary Fixture Cutting Table Air Assist System Air Assist CompressorFocus Lens Kits Focal Length Spot Size Focal Range Safety Sample MaterialsMaterials Sample MaterialsSample Materials Light Raster Engraving Comments Acrylic Mirrored Comments Raster Engraving Brass Painted Corian / Avonite / Fountainhead Cork Male Female Glass / Crystal Leather Marble MAT Board Melamine Standard Engraving Melamine PHOTO/CLIPART Engraving Plastic Engravers Microsurfaced Perforated Vector Cutting Vector Cutting Kiss CUT Wood Laser Engraving or Cutting Wood can Ignite the Material Maintenance Suggested Cleaning and Maintenance SuppliesMaintenance System Cleaning Optics CleaningMaintenance #2 Mirror Maintenance #3 Mirror and Focus Lens Maintenance Beam Window Autofocus Sensor and Reflector if installedAdjustments and Lubrication Fuse ReplacementBattery Replacement Electronic UpgradingMaintenance Schedule Cooling Fan FiltersTroubleshooting Ihr ULS Vertragshändler Troubleshooting Ihr ULS Vertragshändler Troubleshooting Ihr ULS Vertragshändler Operational Ihr ULS Vertragshändler Appendix Appendix a Limited Warranty Appendix B Specifications Facility RequirementsAppendix C Using DOS Based Programs Appendix D Using Macintosh Computers Appendix E Serial Port Cable Requirements Appendix F How To Get Help Step