What power is assigned to VIM60CD?
The published power is 60W, with a 10.6 μm wavelength. The adjacent listed powers are 40W for VIM40CD and 100W for VIM100CD.
Laser Marking Machine
VIM60CD — VIM-CD Laser Marking Machine
VIM60CD is the 60W model in the desktop VIM-CD CO2 laser marking family. The table lists a wavelength of 10.6 μm. It sits between the 40W VIM40CD and 100W VIM100CD entries, so a comparison with neighbouring models can remain focused on the required laser configuration rather than an assumed change in machine format.
The series structure combines a CO2 tube, air cooling, galvo scanner and field lens. A red dot pointer assists visible positioning, while the control system provides parameter setting, adjustment and real-time monitoring. The intended artwork and workpiece arrangement should be reviewed alongside this equipment description.
Technical specifications
| Specification | VIM60CD |
|---|---|
| Laser Power | 60W |
| Laser Wavelength | 10.6 μm |
Configuration options vary by model. Confirm the final specification, selected components and operating requirements with your quotation.
Other models in this series
VIM60CD CO2 laser marking machine structure
The published 60W value identifies the power model. It does not identify a marking-field dimension, lens specification or software brand. Request those details for the proposed VIM60CD configuration. A comparison based on a complete equipment schedule is more useful than one based only on the difference between 40W, 60W and 100W labels.
The red dot pointer offers a visible alignment reference. Include the workpiece's edges and intended mark location in the setup information so that the pointer can be considered against actual geometry. If several surfaces or positions are involved, distinguish them instead of presenting the artwork without a location drawing.
Desktop design establishes the general station format. The complete object dimensions, loading orientation and required support still need to be considered. Obtain the machine's actual dimensions before allocating bench space, especially when the graphic is small but the object carrying it extends well beyond the marking patch.
VIM60CD marking work preparation
The published material scope covers marking and engraving on wood, acrylic, glass and plastic. For the proposed VIM60CD job, specify the exact substrate and its surface finish. An intended application category is different from a verified result on a particular grade, coating or required appearance, so those details should remain in the job description.
When several designs are planned, send a representative set at their intended sizes. Identify the fine features, text or other graphic details that matter to the finished piece. If the content changes between jobs, describe the change and keep each drawing revision clear. This provides a concrete basis for reviewing the offered controls.
VIM60CD 60W laser marker configuration
Ask for the field and optical arrangement proposed for the artwork, together with the control details. The source used here does not establish a minimum character dimension or a particular graphics software package. Do not substitute a specification from another marking series simply because it also uses a CO2 source.
Air cooling is part of the equipment description. The interlock is described as stopping operation when a safety door or panel opens. Obtain the actual operating instructions and the protective arrangement for the selected machine; these features do not establish a duty duration or certify every possible workstation layout.
A defined VIM60CD enquiry includes the 60W model, material information, artwork and mark location, plus the proposed loading and support arrangement. Name requested accessories separately and ask for the supplied equipment scope to be explicit. The result is a configuration discussion tied to an actual task rather than a power number alone.
Product questions
Does the model specify the marking area?
No field dimensions are assigned here. Request the marking field and optical configuration for the proposed equipment and compare them with the dimensions of the intended artwork.
What controls are described for the desktop series?
The source describes parameter settings, adjustment and real-time monitoring. Review those functions with the offered system using a representative job, without assuming a particular software package.
Which materials are named for marking or engraving?
Wood, acrylic, glass and plastic appear in the published application scope. The exact material, surface treatment and required result should still accompany the VIM60CD task information.
What makes a useful model comparison?
Use the same substrate, artwork and finished-result requirements for each model. Compare the proposed field, optics and controls alongside power so the alternatives refer to one defined job.
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