With a speed of up to 3.8 meters per second, we have the quickest laser cutting machine for engraving large areas on the market (from a working area of 1320 x 1270 mm). This means that you can achieve a better output at the highest standards of quality – the cutting and engraving quality sets unparalleled standards.
You decide which materials are cut, not the laser cutter: regardless of whether it’s metal, wood, acrylic or aluminium. Thanks to the JustLaser Large Laser Cutter, you can customise your applications at any time.
The axis extractor keeps the laser head clean when engraving or cutting any material, meaning it doesn’t need to be cleaned. During the development of the laser head, special attention was paid to ensuring that the weight was kept as low as possible in order to reduce the flywheel mass. That means we can achieve greater engraving speeds and lower maintenance costs.
Thanks to the sophisticated safety concept of the JustLaser Large Laser Cutter, it is the only open large laser cutter of its class which is CE-certified for laser class 2 (for the processing of organic materials). The benefits here are obvious: on the one hand, fewer safety measures and training courses for employees are needed, and on the other hand, there are also structural measures that need to be considered. More information on laser class 2 here.
Application | Laser Engraving | Laser Cutting | Laser Marking |
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Acrylic | |||
Plastics PMMA, PC, ABS, PP, PE, POM, PS, PU, PET, Nylon, PES, PA, PI |
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Delrin and POM | |||
Stone | |||
Wood MDF, HDF, Plywood |
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Metal |
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Anodised Aluminium | |||
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Rubber and Silicone | |||
Textiles Polyester, Felt, Velvet, Microfiber, Nylon, Natural Fiber, Wool, Silk |
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Leather and Leatherette | |||
Melamine | |||
Paper | |||
Cardboard | |||
Styrofoam |
You can easily supplement your laser cutter with a metal-cutting option. Provide your customers with even more applications made from wood, acrylic, metal and much more! Our capacitive laser head, developed in-house, always guarantees the correct focus and optimal cutting results.
In addition to the metal-cutting option, you can also choose complete housing, exclusively for the JustLaser Large 13.12L Laser Cutter. That way, the entire laser machine is encased and, thanks to an interlock system, only active if the doors are closed.
The Z12 option makes it possible to put workpieces with a height of up to 30 cm under the laser cutter, such as large stone workpieces.
With our optional k-vision package, we’re offering a sophisticated hardware and software solution that makes it possible to cut printed material accurately.
Thanks to the rotary engraving device, you can use the JustLaser Large Laser Cutter to cut pipes, engrave glasses and bottles and to cut and engrave rounded and cylindrical workpieces.
The hyper-dual system for the portal axis on our laser cutter has an EC servomotor on each side which moves the portal using a sprocket and (fixed) cograil. The two motors are perfectly synchronised to each other, thus ensuring the axis runs smoothly and without any issues. The robust, generously-sized mechanical structure can convert high, even jerky torques from the servomotors into strong acceleration with simultaneous precise positioning and long service life. Positioning and repetition accuracy is realised in terms of control technology by 24-bit encoders of the motors and the fast DSPs. This means that we can often exceed our customers’ requirements with regard to axis dynamics and precision.
Benefit from our safety systems: emergency stop switches, laser safety goggles and a sealed beam path between the laser source and delivery nozzle tip are just some of the safety features for the JustLaser system. This and much more means that the JustLaser Large Laser Cutter is the only laser in its class that is officially CE-certified for laser class 2 (for processing organic materials). More information on laser class 2 here!
Each JustLaser Large Laser Cutter comes with a high-performance computer with a Windows operation system. Connecting the computer to the laser is simple thanks to USB technology and the KCAM laser software.
Vapours produced during the engraving process can be efficiently absorbed with a newly designed portal vacuum. Thanks to the improved vacuum, metal sheets can be safely stabilised, and any vapours produced during the laser cutting process can be drained outside.
When installing the metal-cutting option, you can connect and use up to three gas supplies simultaneously. By way of an example, this means you could quickly pierce stainless steel with oxygen, and automatically switch over to nitrogen for the cutting profile. This gives you a result with a shiny edge quality and a burr-free cut.
Each JustLaser Large Laser Cutter comes with a super-pulsed laser tube. This means more output for your applications because super-pulsed means that the laser tubes provide much more than the purchased output in individual peaks. A 650W laser tube can supply more than 2,000W (2.0kW) of peak power for a brief period. This means a super-pulsed laser tube can, for example, help produce less browning on cut edges as the high peak performance means the material in the cutting gap evaporates faster and the short interaction duration inhibits heat conduction. The power is directed into a smaller, defined volume, which in turn means that the cutting groove is reduced.
The JustLaser Large Laser Cutter is more flexible with the variety of materials than other laser cutting machines: it cuts and engraves a large number of materials and ensures maximum productivity.
We offer safety training for safely handing your laser cutter. You can find more information about this on the page about laser safety training.
Here is the technical data sheet for the JustLaser Large Laser Cutter with a comparison of all the different model sizes.
KCAM® is a specially-made software package for cutting and engraving using a laser.
Thanks to many years of research and constructive customer feedback, KCAM® has become industry-leading laser processing software. The software configures material settings and software parameters within a convenient user interface.
You can easily connect to common software programs such as CorelDRAW, AutoCAD LT, Adobe Illustrator and many more by using a PDF converting tool. KCAM® is constantly being developed and our customers have continuous access to the latest software updates.
Whether you’re dealing with thick acrylic or thin, sensitive textiles: KCAM® offers you quick and precise results for the laser control you need.
The processes used for laser cutting – laser flame cutting, laser fusion cutting and sublimation cutting – are dependent on the material from which a workpiece is made.
For laser flame cutting, oxygen is used as a cutting gas and as an additional energy supplier, whereby combustion is generated in a specific place when the material is melted using a laser cutter. It is necessary to carry out post-processing work with laser flame cutting as, unlike in laser fusion cutting, the process causes the edges to be oxidised, resulting in the formation of burrs. Ideally, however, the formation of burrs can be avoided if the laser parameters are properly defined.
In laser fusion cutting, a metal – frequently aluminium alloys or stainless steel – are melted due to the heating effect of the laser beam. As part of this, an inert gas is usually blown into the cutting joint to prevent oxidation at the edges. As this does not result in the formation of burrs, the process is suitable for all tools that do not require further processing or where no material changes are desired. A high-performance solid-state laser is usually beneficial for this method.
The special thing about sublimation cutting is that the laser machine causes the material to be immediately vaporised without having to pass into a liquid state. This creates a particular fine, burr-free cut. This process is often used for medical technology.
In contrast with mechanical engraving, where material is removed through scratching, piercing or chiselling, laser engraving is carried out with the help of the energy of a laser beam that vaporises the surface.
With laser engraving, a digitally-controlled laser heats up the surface of a work material so much that it evaporates to a certain depth, creating a permanent and abrasion-resistant engraving. The smart laser technology of the JustLaser Large Laser Cutter wins people over thanks to its maximum repetition accuracy – no manual skills or additional tools are necessary.
White marks can be made on anodised aluminium using CO2 lasers and fibre lasers. Setting the parameters for this is very simple. The chromophoric metal salts are thermally corroded by the rise in temperature, meaning that the inscription is white. Naturally anodised aluminium (i.e. with a metallic sheen but without any colour) and bare aluminium can be given dark or light inscriptions. With anodised aluminium, the extremely mechanically tough, chemical-resistant and non-electroconductive layer of aluminium oxide is retained.
With painted metals or plastic laminates (at least 2 layers), the coat of paint or top layer of plastic can be removed using a CO2 laser, often without leaving any residue behind.