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Using the Laser It white material black printing

April 14, 2010 Lasers No Comments
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This lesson offers a quick tutorial on doing a photograph on the new Laser it Material with your CO2 laser machine. This material is available from Engravers Express of Caldwell Recognition

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How do I Create a Rectangle with a Filleted (radius) or Scallop Box in CorelDraw X3 or Higher

March 24, 2010 CorelDraw Help No Comments
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This article will discuss the technique involved in creating a Filleted box that we would use to cut out plates on a laser.

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Thermark (Cermark) (Cerdec) Metal Marking Spray

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Cermark / Thermark Metal Marking Spray

The TherMark process utilizes marking materials, or “inks,” available in various forms, which are applied to surfaces to be marked. The ink is then selectively fused – using patented laser marking technology – to the surface with a regular industrial marking laser. Finally, any excess ink is easily cleaned from the surface. The inks are scientifically formulated to make a permanent, chemical bond to surfaces, without compromising or damaging the material being marked.

TherMark marking materials are available as paintable liquids, aerosols or adhesive transfer tapes. The paintable liquid may be applied to surfaces with a brush, sponge or air sprayer. After fusing with the laser, any excess paintable liquid or aerosol spray can be cleaned from the surface by simply rinsing with water. Tapes are applied to surfaces using their own light adhesives. After fusing with the laser, the tape is lifted from the surface, carrying away any excess marking material. The used tape is then discarded.

Regardless of the application, the end result is a durable, high-contrast and high-resolution mark. (as appears from the Thermark web site) … Continue Reading

Doing a Belt Change on an EX Laser Machine

November 8, 2009 Epilog Lasers No Comments
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Doing a Belt Change on an EX Laser Machine
By Mike Clarke
Jun 8, 2003, 21:33

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Doing a Belt Change on an EX Laser Machine

Changing an X drive belt is quite easy on the EX laser system. This file walks you through it.

Tools Needed
• Philips (Star) screwdriver
• Stapler
• Allan Wrench
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Blower Specs for up to 18 by 24 Laser Machine

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DUST COLLECTOR 2HP 1596 CFM 1 MICRN CSA

Item No: CT030
Professional Dust Collection System

This powerful lower noise factor dust collection system is portable or may be
set up in semi-permanent locations. Rigid pipe connectors are ideal for fixed
installations with flex pipe to machine. Shake dust from top bag and remove
dust and chips from lower bag only. New dust bags reduce to 1 micron the size
of dust particles entering your workplace from the collector. New polyethylene
(lower) bags are transparent and allow visual inspection of the contents.
This 2 HP model may be used in machine groupings especially when only one
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