VIM-CD Laser Marking Machine

Laser Marking Machine

VIM100CD — VIM-CD Laser Marking Machine

VIM100CD is a 100W desktop CO2 laser marking model with a published wavelength of 10.6 μm. Within VIM-CD, the next lower listed power is VIM60CD at 60W and the next higher entry is VIM150CD at 150W. The model identifies one power choice within the family, not a fixed process result.

The common configuration includes the CO2 tube, air cooling, galvo scanner, field lens and red dot pointer. The controls are described as supporting parameter settings, adjustment and real-time monitoring. These components provide a basis for discussing the proposed marking station and the job it needs to perform.

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Technical specifications

VIM100CD — technical specifications
SpecificationVIM100CD
Laser Power100W
Laser Wavelength10.6 μm

Configuration options vary by model. Confirm the final specification, selected components and operating requirements with your quotation.

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VIM100CD CO2 laser marking machine structure

For a VIM100CD proposal, keep the 100W power and the offered optical configuration in the same schedule. The table does not assign a field size to this model here. A larger power value should not be read as a larger marking area; the required artwork dimensions need a separate field selection discussion.

The red dot pointer supplies a visible positioning reference. To review placement, provide both the graphic and a drawing showing where it belongs on the object. Include any reference edges used to locate the part, so the setup conversation addresses position rather than only the appearance of the artwork.

A desktop station needs space for the object, its support and the operator's loading movement. Request actual machine dimensions for that plan. The desktop designation does not state the weight or certify that the equipment will fit an existing bench, even when the intended mark is small.

VIM100CD marking work preparation

The series is described for marking and engraving on wood, acrylic, glass and plastic. Identify the specific substrate, coating or finish in the VIM100CD enquiry. The material list establishes intended use categories; it does not supply a tested engraving depth, contrast or throughput for the work you submit.

If you are evaluating the model for several recurring designs, list their individual sizes and required locations. Separate designs that share the same positioning arrangement from those that need a different way of holding the object. This helps the equipment review cover the actual setup changes without inventing a performance distinction between jobs.

VIM100CD 100W laser marker configuration

Use representative artwork to review how the offered controls will be operated. State whether the graphic is fixed or changes between jobs, and keep the required dimensions with the file. No software brand or minimum character-size value is assigned on this page, so those details need confirmation in the proposed configuration.

The equipment description includes air cooling and an interlock that stops the machine when a safety door or panel opens. Confirm the operating instructions and actual protective arrangement for the intended station. The source's component description does not establish a continuous running time or a certification for the whole installation.

Compare VIM100CD with other power choices using the same job information and requested accessories. Keep the optical field, controls and workpiece arrangement visible in each offer. A clearly defined enquiry then consists of the 100W model, substrate, artwork, mark location and station requirements, with the supplied scope written explicitly.

Product questions

What are the published VIM100CD laser values?

The model is listed at 100W and 10.6 μm. The wavelength is shared across VIM-CD, while 100W identifies this specific power entry in the desktop family.

Does 100W mean a larger marking field?

No field dimensions are assigned by that power value. Request the proposed field and optics for the intended artwork instead of assuming an area from the model's power.

Which models surround VIM100CD in the power list?

VIM60CD is listed at 60W and VIM150CD at 150W. Compare their proposed configurations against the same job rather than treating the power difference as a result guarantee.

What should the artwork information contain?

Provide the intended size, mark location and details that must remain clear. State whether content changes between jobs, and include the part geometry and substrate information with the file.

Which material applications are described?

Wood, acrylic, glass and plastic are named for marking and engraving. The exact material and surface finish still need to be identified for the required VIM100CD task.

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