Mimo. Work Industrial CO2 Laser Cutting and Engra | RFQ Sourcing Details

The Mimo. Work industrial CO2 laser cutting and engraving machine is offered as a configurable platform for processing wood, acrylic, and other supported nonmetal materials.

The listed range covers compact machines for smaller engraving and cutting work as well as large-format systems for signs, displays, furniture-related components, gifts, and craft production. Available models include the F-6040, F-1060, F-1390, F-1325, F-1530, F-1610, F-1810, F-1630, F-1830, C-1612, and C-1814.

Listed working areas range from 600 × 400 mm to 1,800 × 3,000 mm. Laser-power choices vary by model and span 60W to 600W across the series. The laser source is listed as either a CO2 glass laser tube or CO2 RF laser tube, depending on the selected configuration.

The published maximum cutting speed is 36,000 mm/min, while the maximum engraving speed is listed as 64,000 mm/min. Motion-system choices include servo, hybrid servo, and stepper motors. Transmission options include belt, gear-and-rack, and ball-screw systems.

Available table configurations include mild-steel conveyor, honeycomb, knife-strip, and shuttle tables. The number of laser heads is configuration-dependent, with listed choices of 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, or 8. The control specification lists a Windows operating environment with a DSP high-speed controller.

Supported graphic formats include AI, PLT, BMP, DXF, DST, and TGA. The stated electrical input is 110V or 220V at 50/60. Hz, with ±10% voltage tolerance. Water cooling and a protection system are listed. Published environmental limits are 0–35°C and 20%–80% non-condensing relative humidity.

Model-specific features may include two-way material access, signal lights, an emergency-stop button, an exhaust fan, a CCD camera, an adjustable lifting platform, a shuttle table, or automatic feeding and conveying.

These should be treated as selectable or model-dependent features rather than standard equipment on every machine.

Before procurement, the buyer should confirm the exact model, usable working area, laser-source type and rated power, motor and transmission package, table construction, number of heads, and included accessories.

Material samples should be tested using the intended wood or acrylic grade and thickness because cutting capacity and finish depend on power, speed, material characteristics, focus, and machine configuration.

The buyer should also request written confirmation of ventilation requirements, electrical load, cooling equipment, software compatibility, installation responsibilities, training scope, production lead time, packing dimensions, and warranty exclusions for the selected configuration.