Dot matrix engraving is similar to high-resolution dot matrix printing.
Each time the laser head swings, it draws a straight line consisting of a series of dots, and then the laser head moves up and down to cut many lines, and finally constitute the entire version of the image or text.
Scanned graphics, text and vectorization can be carved with dot matrix.
Vector cutting is different from dot matrix engraving, vector cutting is performed on the outline of the text.
We usually use this method to cut through wood, acrylic, paper and other materials, and we can also mark the surface of various materials.
Marking speed: Marking speed refers to the moving speed of the laser head, usually in IPs (inches per second). High speed brings high productivity.
Speed is also used to control the depth of cutting. For a specific laser intensity, the slower the speed, the greater the depth of cutting or engraving.
You can use the panel of the engraving machine to adjust the speed, or use the computer's operating software to adjust the speed. In the range of 1% to 100%, the adjustment range is 1%.
The advanced motion control system of the motor enables you to still obtain ultra-fine engraving quality when engraving at high speed.
Engraving intensity: Engraving intensity refers to the intensity of the laser on the surface of the material. For a specific engraving speed, the greater the intensity, the greater the depth of cutting or engraving.
You can use the panel of the engraving machine to adjust the intensity, or use the computer operating software to adjust the intensity. In the range of 1% to 100%, the adjustment range is 1%. The greater the intensity, the lower the speed. The deeper the incision.
Spot size: The laser beam spot size can be adjusted according to different focal length lenses. The spot lens is used for high-resolution engraving. The large spot lens is used for low resolution engraving, but it is the best choice for vector cutting.
