What area is listed for VIC1318D?
1300*1800mm. Compare the entire blank or layout with both dimensions, and ask for the external equipment outline separately.
Laser Cutting Machine
VIC1318D — VIC-D Laser Cutting Machine
VIC1318D is listed with a 1300*1800mm working area in the VIC-D CO2 laser cutting range. Two laser cutting heads working simultaneously are described for the family. The configuration also identifies a CO2 tube, linear guides, stepper motors and belt drive, while the table gives an 80-600W power range.
For a layout that extends along the second listed dimension, compare this model with VIC1325D using the complete blank outline. Keep the individual part drawing separate from the arrangement of parts on the blank. This helps frame a specific discussion about area, positioning and the use of the two heads.
Technical specifications
| Specification | VIC1318D |
|---|---|
| Working Area | 1300*1800mm |
| Laser Type | CO2 Laser |
| Working Table | Knife Table or Honeycomb Table |
| Laser Power | 80-600W |
| Power Supply | 220V/50HZ, 110V/60HZ |
| Min Line Width | ≤0.15mm |
| Position Accuracy | 0.01mm |
| Repetition Accuracy | 0.02mm |
| Cutting Speed | 150mm/s |
| Control System | Ruida (USB Interface) |
| Graphic Format Support | PLT, DXF, BMP, JPG, AI, etc |
Configuration options vary by model. Confirm the final specification, selected components and operating requirements with your quotation.
Other models in this series
VIC1318D working area and equipment structure
The VIC1318D working area is 1300*1800mm; VIC1325D lists 1300*2500mm in the same table. Their first listed dimension is the same. Compare the extra extent in the second dimension with the proposed layout, without assuming a particular loading direction or using either pair of figures as an external machine footprint.
Simultaneous operation is the stated function of the dual laser heads. Neither head-spacing limits nor an allocation of the working area between them is given. If a long arrangement contains repeated shapes, ask how the offered head arrangement would process those paths. A longer table entry does not itself establish a shorter cycle.
The technical table lists knife or honeycomb support. Aluminum blades are described for the knife-table arrangement, while the red dot pointer is identified as optional. Put the proposed support and positioning choices into the enquiry with the layout, then have the quotation identify which equipment is actually included.
Planning work with VIC1318D dual laser heads
Acrylic, wood, paper and rubber are examples in the source's non-metallic cutting description. Specify the composition or grade and thickness of the material under consideration. Include the required cut or engraved appearance. The published examples do not provide a processing recipe, approved thickness or acceptance standard for the particular material supplied.
Imagine a buyer comparing one extended layout with several smaller layouts for the same set of parts. Submit each version with an identifier, showing the incoming blank and reference edge. Ask which version the proposed two-head setup addresses. Keep any output target separate so that layout suitability is not confused with verified production capacity.
VIC1318D configuration
Ruida control with a USB interface is listed, and PLT, DXF, BMP, JPG and AI appear among supported graphic formats. Send the drawing at its intended scale. When multiple arrangements are under review, identify their units and revision consistently and attach a view that makes the full blank boundary easy to distinguish.
Power supply entries are 220V/50HZ and 110V/60HZ. Specify the installation supply and request the selected version alongside the proposed laser power. The 80-600W field is a published range, not a statement of separate power control for each head. Optional equipment and the worktable choice should be itemized in the offer.
The table lists 0.01mm Position Accuracy, 0.02mm Repetition Accuracy and 150mm/s Cutting Speed. Define finished-part tolerances and any required job time separately. For installation, request external dimensions and access requirements alongside the working area, so that the proposed material handling arrangement can be reviewed with the actual equipment outline.
Product questions
How does VIC1325D differ in working area?
It lists 1300*2500mm. The first listed dimension is unchanged, while the second is longer; compare that difference with the proposed arrangement.
Does the source specify spacing between heads?
No numerical spacing range is provided. Send the intended layout and ask how simultaneous operation would be arranged on the proposed machine.
What worktable choices are published?
Knife or honeycomb tables are listed. The narrative describes aluminum blades for the knife arrangement; confirm the selected support in the quotation.
How can alternative layouts be compared?
Give each layout an identifier and include its blank outline, positioning reference, material and thickness. State which output or finished-result requirements need assessment.
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