CO2 Laser Cutting Machine

The CO2 laser cutting machine directory has six VIC families: VIC, VIC-A, VIC-C, VIC-D, VIC-E and VIC-F. Victory Industry is a laser equipment manufacturer in Jinan, China. Each family opens into its own model pages, where the working area and other published fields can be read together.

Start a shortlist with the size of the work. In the VIC family, seven columns run from VIC6040 through VIC1530. The Working Area row changes between those columns, while the power range and several configuration entries are shared. Picking a column therefore identifies an area and a model; it still leaves choices to settle for the machine being quoted.

VIC6040 has a Working Area of 600*400mm. The VIC9060 entry is 900*600mm, and VIC1325 is 1300*2500mm. Write both dimensions beside each candidate. The comparison needs the full outline of the workpiece, including the supplied blank, rather than the length of its longest finished edge.

For a layout containing several parts, send the layout as well as one part drawing. Identify any jobs with different blank sizes. This gives the model discussion a set of actual shapes to review against the area entries. Positioning and access remain questions for the proposed job; the table alone cannot describe how a particular blank will be presented. Retain those questions with the relevant drawing instead of treating a dimensional comparison as the whole selection.

VIC-A has an automatic feeding device that moves workpieces or material into the cutting area. Put the incoming material form and proposed feed arrangement in the inquiry if this is the feature driving the selection. The device description gives a reason to open VIC-A; the complete job still needs its own configuration discussion.

VIC-C uses a CCD camera for monitoring the cutting process, material alignment and positioning. Show the part and the reference features when asking about alignment. The camera description does not supply a separate automatic defect-detection or correction system.

VIC-D has two laser cutting heads operating simultaneously. Describe the intended part layout when comparing this arrangement with another series. Two heads identify a structural choice; the catalog does not provide a doubled production figure for your job.

VIC-E has an electric lifting table for adjusting workpiece height. Include the full workpiece shape and the height adjustment required in the request. VIC-F instead has a fully enclosed cutting area. If that structure matters to the purchase, open its series page and identify the access and equipment questions you need answered.

For the basic VIC family, the table options are Knife Table or Honeycomb Table, the Laser Power range is 80-600W and the Control System is Ruida with a USB interface. Keep these choices with the exact model. The working-area comparison and the series feature comparison belong together when forming a shortlist.

The VIC-A description names non-metallic materials including acrylic, wood, leather and plastic, and lists signage, packaging and textiles among its intended uses. VIC-C is described for CO2 cutting and engraving, with wood and acrylic as material examples. Use those descriptions to start a relevant discussion, then identify the actual material grade, thickness and desired finish on your drawing.

For the basic VIC series, PLT, DXF, BMP, JPG and AI appear among the supported graphic formats. State the file format and drawing revision you intend to supply. Locate small openings or close features, and explain the required edge or engraved appearance. A named material or file format is useful context, while the proposed process still needs to be reviewed for the actual workpiece.

Victory Industry was founded in 2018. Its Jinan headquarters is the center of research and development, manufacturing and customer support activities. The contact address places it in Changqing District, Jinan City, Shandong Province, China. For a China CO2 laser cutting machine purchase, identify the installation destination as part of the first inquiry.

The electrical question deserves a specific answer too. VIC lists 220V/50HZ and 110V/60HZ under Power Supply. Tell the team which supply is available at the destination, then check which electrical version is proposed in the offer. Keep requested installation assistance and commercial arrangements on separate lines from the machine’s table, power and control choices so each part of the scope is visible.

A shortlist can retain two working areas while leaving the power undecided. Next to each model, write why it remains a candidate: a blank size, a layout or an unresolved configuration question. Keep the suffix and the specification link with the name. That small amount of detail makes later changes easier to follow.

Send the list with the drawings, material details, available electrical supply, destination and purchasing schedule. When comparing the reply, check that one model, area, table, power and control arrangement can be identified for each offered configuration. Look for answers to the accessory and application questions as well. Carry unresolved items into the next discussion, attached to the same drawing or equipment reference that prompted them.