Looking for a reliable laser engraving machine? At Ketele NV we offer both high-quality fiber lasers and CO₂ laser engraving machines, suitable for various applications.
Fiber lasers are ideal for metal engraving and cutting. Our industrial Kimla fiber lasers deliver exceptional speed and precision thanks to linear motors, and are available in a variety of power and sizes to meet your specific needs.
CO₂ laser engravers are perfect for non-metallic materials such as wood, acrylic, glass, leather and cardboard. With our GCC LaserPro models you can engrave razor-sharp photos and logos without the need to clamp objects, even the most complex pieces can be engraved quickly and easily.
Fiber laser
A fiber laser is a type of laser that uses a glass fiber cable with metal particles in it to generate and amplify the laser light. This makes the laser more powerful and precise, perfect for cutting metals.
How does a fiber laser work?
- The laser starts with a diode laser that emits light.
- This light is sent through a fiber optic cable that amplifies it.
- The laser beam then emerges from the fiber via a lens or mirror and can cut, mark or weld materials with extremely high precision.
The benefits of a fiber laser
- Very high precision – ideal for fine engravings and thin cuts
- Energy efficient – uses less power than CO₂ lasers
- Low maintenance – no mirrors or moving parts to replace
- Good for metals – a fiber laser works well on steel, aluminum, copper and even reflective materials
Kimla fiber lasers are industrial fiber laser installations that achieve very high speeds thanks to the linear motors. The machines are available in different powers and sizes, ready to cut different metals.
The GCC LaserPro Fiber laser is primarily a compact fiber laser that guarantees a beautiful edge finish.
CO² Laser Engraving Machines
A CO₂ laser engraver is a type of laser that uses a CO₂ gas tube to generate a powerful laser beam. This laser is widely used for engraving and cutting non-metallic materials such as wood, acrylic, glass, leather, and cardboard.
How does a CO² laser engraving machine work?
- The core of the machine is a gas tube filled with CO₂, nitrogen, hydrogen and helium.
- Electrical energy is passed through the tube, causing the gas molecules to generate a powerful laser beam.
- The laser beam is focused onto the material via a series of mirrors and a lens.
- The intense heat of the laser vaporizes or melts the surface of the material, creating an engraving or cut.
The benefits of a CO² Laser
- Versatile - suitable for wood, acrylic, leather, glass and even food
- High speed – fast and efficient engraving and cutting
- Precise details – ideal for intricate designs and fine engravings
- Affordable – generally cheaper than fiber lasers
GCC laser engravers
These small to medium sized Co² laser engraving machines are available in a variety of sizes and powers.
A laser engraving machine offers a number of advantages over a conventional engraving machine. For example, you can engrave many more materials, you can engrave razor-sharp photos & logos and you do not have to clamp or clamp objects, even the most complex pieces can be engraved quickly and easily.
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