Acrylic PMMA, PVC Forex Board Laser Cutting Machine CW-960S

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Acrylics are mostly used in the advertising industry, but can also be used in many other segments of the market.

Cutting and engraving acrylics is one of the most used applications of a Chanxan laser machine and is successful in multiple ways.

This is mostly because after cutting or engraving acrylics there is no need to finely polish the material. The result after cutting is fine polished already and makes the process more efficient and productive. Our laser machines are very accurate and precise, which makes them interesting for work that requires some finesse!

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Laser engraving cast acrylic Acrylic is manufactured in two different ways: Cast and Extrudedand reacts differently during laser engraving. Cast acrylic is used for almost all engraving purposes as when engraved, it produces a white, frosty look that in contrast to the clear material. See some projects that involve laser engraving acrylic
Extruded acrylic When laser engraving extruded acrylic it remains clear and does not produce much of a contrast. Extruded acrylic, on the other hand is ideal if you are only going to laser cut. The material has a lower melting point which produces an almost flame finished edge from the laser. The quality of engraving is also affected by the purity of the acrylic. Cheaper acrylic doesn’t usually cut very cleaning due to inconsistent melting points over the sheet material.
Mirrored reverse side engraving A common laser engraving technique on clear (cast) acrylic is to mirror the engraving on the back side of the perspex. This produces a ‘look through effect’ from the front of the surface. We will reverse your artwork prior to starting an an engraving job like this.
Paint veneered engraving Another popular technique is to paint one side of a clear acrylic piece. We then engrave directly through the paint to reveal the acrylic below. Great for definition and contrast detail.