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Loading and Processing Materials

Before laser processing material, you will need to load material into the laser system and then focus the laser

system onto the top surface of the material.

Loading Material

Open the top door to the laser system and place material to be laser processed onto the engraving table. You

may need to manually move the support table down to allow clearance to fit thicker materials into the machine. If

you are cutting, you can also use the cutting table (use of this accessory is described in the accessories section of

the manual).

Caution: Material to be laser processed must fit completely within the machine so that the all access doors to

the laser system can be closed. The access doors are safety interlocked and will not allow the laser to

operate if the access doors are not fully closed.

Position the material so that it is aligned with the graphics to be engraved, cut or marked. There are a few

methods that can be used to accomplish this. One method is to use the rulers on the laser system processing

table and the corresponding rulers in the preview window of

the UCP to align your material with the graphics in your laser

job file. It is often useful to push the material up against the

rulers and position your graphics accordingly before printing. A

second method is to use the relocation feature in the UCP to

move your graphics to your material. A third method is to use

fixturing to position your material. This is especially useful for

odd shaped materials. The laser system can even be used to

create the fixturing. For example, fixturing can be made out of

acrylic by placing a piece of acrylic against the rulers in the

laser system and cutting the shape of the material to be laser

processed out of the acrylic. You can then place the material

in the cut out to position it accurately.

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