Kerf vs. Wattage
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- Terrelle 2023-06-08- The kerf is determined by the size and shape of the beam at focus. That aspect should be independent of power, but with a catch. Higher power with the same beam size can burn a wider swatch due to the extra heat. If you speed up the travel, you reduce this overburn effect. I found the Roly Lasermatic10 advertises an .08mm x.08mm beam. The Genmitsu Jinsoku LC-40 (10w) advertises a .08mm x.06mm dot (not said which axis was .06mm), so the kerf is likely to be different between the X and Y axis. I expect a round dot is better than an oval one. A 5.5w laser uses about 40 watts of power. Manufacturers play games with the advertising, so read the info carefully. Laser output power is what I focus on. Also remember 5.5w is about the most you can get out of a single diode. Multiples of 5 are obtained using more diodes, which all have to be focused to the same exact point. The more complicated the machinery, the easier it is to gum up the works. 0Trả lời
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