UNSW Canberra Makerspace

Laser Engraver

Laser Engraver

Laser Engraver

A laser Engrave is used to precision etch, engrave, and cut a diverse array of materials. These machines generally require a flat surface but offer a lot of freedom in terms of the designs, patterns, and shapes that can be fabricated.

Laser Cutters are particularly good for:

  • Precision cutting a 2-dimensional profile
  • Engraving a surface design
  • Versatility of materials
  • Speed to produce a part compared to a 3D printed or hand cut equivalent

Required Badge

Badge_PLab_Laser_Cutter

Location: ProtoHUB | ProtoLAB

Specifications

Manufacturer: Trotec Laser

Model: Speedy 360

Work Area: 800 x 500 mm (31.5"x19.5")

Laser Source: CO2 (80 watts)

Safety Informations

Risk Management Form | Safe Work Procedure

Quantity: N/A