What is the VIC1610D working area?
It is 1600*1000mm. Compare the entire layout with both dimensions, keeping any material or drawing orientation restriction visible.
Laser Cutting Machine
VIC1610D — VIC-D Laser Cutting Machine
VIC1610D offers a published working area of 1600*1000mm within the VIC-D CO2 laser cutting family. Its series description identifies two laser cutting heads operating simultaneously. The equipment structure includes a CO2 tube, linear guides, stepper motors and belt drive, and the table lists an 80-600W laser power range.
The shape of the working rectangle matters when comparing this model with other sizes. A table that is longer in one direction may be shorter in the other. Bring the blank outline, part orientation and complete layout into the selection discussion before deciding which working area suits the intended job.
Technical specifications
| Specification | VIC1610D |
|---|---|
| Working Area | 1600*1000mm |
| 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
VIC1610D working area and equipment structure
The VIC1610D working area is 1600*1000mm, compared with 1300*1800mm for VIC1318D. One pair of dimensions does not exceed the other in both directions. Compare each rectangle with the actual orientation of the work, including any orientation requirement in the material or drawing, instead of ranking the machines by a single dimension.
The two cutting heads are described as working simultaneously. The source does not quantify their spacing or divide the listed area into separate head zones. Ask how the chosen orientation and proposed paths would be handled by the offered arrangement. Dual heads alone do not establish double output or independent laser power settings.
Knife or honeycomb tables are the listed support choices. The configuration description identifies an aluminum blade worktable for the knife arrangement. Select the support with the blank and finished outlines in view. A red dot pointer is optional; its visible positioning function can be discussed separately from the required accuracy of finished parts.
Planning work with VIC1610D dual laser heads
VIC-D is described for non-metallic cutting, with acrylic, wood, paper and rubber as material examples. Supply the actual grade and thickness for evaluation. If the part must retain a particular orientation in the blank, mark that on the drawing. The material examples do not specify permissible thickness or a finished edge standard.
Suppose a layout can be drawn in two orientations but only one is acceptable for the actual material. Send the permitted version and explain the restriction. Ask for the dual-head arrangement and worktable choice to be considered against it. Avoid assuming that rotating the drawing on screen settles the equipment selection.
VIC1610D configuration
Ruida control with USB is specified. The graphic format list includes PLT, DXF, BMP, JPG and AI. Identify the scale, units and orientation in the submitted file, and keep its revision visible. An annotated view can show which blank edge serves as a reference without replacing the underlying drawing.
The table gives supply entries of 220V/50HZ and 110V/60HZ. Have the quotation identify the version appropriate to your location together with the selected laser power. The shared power range does not define an independent setting for each head. Record the chosen table and optional equipment in the same configuration schedule.
Position Accuracy is listed at 0.01mm, Repetition Accuracy at 0.02mm and Cutting Speed at 150mm/s. Treat the required component dimensions and production rate as separate requirements for discussion. Include the material, layout orientation and drawing revision when defining the result to be assessed, rather than relying on those table fields alone.
Product questions
Is VIC1318D larger in both directions?
No. Its listed area is 1300*1800mm, so the dimensional comparison changes by direction. Check the shape and orientation of your actual layout.
What is known about dual-head operation?
The source states simultaneous operation. It does not specify head spacing or guarantee a production rate for a particular orientation or drawing.
Which positioning option is described?
An optional red dot pointer projects a visible point onto the material. Ask for its inclusion to be recorded if it is required.
What helps review an orientation-sensitive job?
Provide the blank outline, permitted layout orientation, material specification, thickness and controlled drawing revision, together with the result required from the proposed setup.
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