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▶ Laser glass etcher machine (crystal glass engraving)
Technical Data
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Working Area (W *L)
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1000mm * 600mm (39.3” * 23.6 ”)
1300mm * 900mm(51.2” * 35.4 ”)
1600mm * 1000mm(62.9” * 39.3 ”)
<Customized Table Sizes Available>
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Software
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Offline Software
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Laser Power
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50W/65W/80W
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Laser Source
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CO2 Glass Laser Tube or CO2 RF Metal Laser Tube
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Mechanical Control System
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Step Motor Belt Control
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Working Table
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Honey Comb Working Table or Knife Strip Working Table
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Max Speed
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1~400mm/s
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Acceleration Speed
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1000~4000mm/s2
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Package Size
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1750mm * 1350mm * 1270mm
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Weight
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385kg
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Upgrade options when laser glass etching
Rotary Device
Designed for glass bottle laser engraver, wine glass etching machine, the rotary device provides great convenience and flexibility in engraving cylindrical and conical glassware. Import the graphic file and set up the parameters, the glassware will automatically rotate and turn to make ensure the accurate laser engraving on the right position, meet your needs for a uniform dimensional effect with a more precise carved depth. With the rotary attachment, you can realize the delicate visual effect of engraving on the beer bottle, wine glasses, champagne flutes.
Servo Motors
A servomotor is a closed-loop servomechanism that uses position feedback to control its motion and final position. The input to its control is a signal (either analog or digital) representing the position commanded for the output shaft. The motor is paired with some type of position encoder to provide position and speed feedback. In the simplest case, only the position is measured. The measured position of the output is compared to the command position, the external input to the controller. If the output position differs from that required, an error signal is generated which then causes the motor to rotate in either direction, as needed to bring the output shaft to the appropriate position. As the positions approach, the error signal reduces to zero, and the motor stops. Servo motors ensure higher speed and higher precision of laser cutting and engraving.
Brushless DC Motors
Brushless DC (direct current) motor can run at a high RPM (revolutions per minute). The stator of the DC motor provides a rotating magnetic field that drives the armature to rotate. Among all the motors, the brushless dc motor can provide the most powerful kinetic energy and drive the laser head to move at tremendous speed. MimoWork’s best CO2 laser engraving machine is equipped with a brushless motor and can reach a maximum engraving speed of 2000mm/s. The brushless dc motor is rarely seen in a CO2 laser cutting machine. This is because the speed of cutting through a material is limited by the thickness of the materials. On the contrary, you only need small power to carve graphics on your materials, A brushless motor equipped with the laser engraver will shorten your engraving time with greater accuracy.
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Why choose glass laser engraving
◼ No breakage and crack
Contactless processing means no stress on the glass, which greatly stops glassware from breakage and cracking.
◼ High repetition
Digital control system and automatic engraving ensure high quality and high repetition.
◼ Fine engraved details
Fine laser beam and precise engraving as well as the rotary device, help with intricate pattern engraving on the glass surface, like logo, letter, photo.
(custom laser etched glass)
Samples of laser engraving
• Wine Glasses
• Champagne Flutes
• Beer Glasses
• Trophies
• Decoration LED Screen
3D Glass / Crystal Engraving Guide
If you're planning to use this machine for
3D glass or crystal engraving, we've put together a brief list of key considerations, including material differences, focus depth adjustment, rotary fixtures, and the sample testing process.
Engraving 3D glass or crystal items — such as paperweights, awards, or decorative pieces. It's different from flat glass marking. Here are a few important points to keep in mind:
Material differences: Glass and crystal absorb CO₂ laser energy differently. Crystal typically produces a finer, brighter engraving due to its lead content, while standard glass may require multiple passes or higher power settings.
Focus depth: For 3D objects, the focus needs to be positioned below the surface, not on top. This creates the internal "frosted" effect that gives 3D glass engravings their signature depth and three-dimensional appearance.
Rotary fixture required: Since the workpiece is three-dimensional, a rotary axis or cylindrical fixture is essential to ensure consistent rotation during the engraving process.
Test first: Always run sample tests on identical material before full production — especially when switching glass types or crystal grades.
Have the following ready: Before reaching out for a quote or technical evaluation, please prepare the following information: glass type, part dimensions, desired marking effect, production volume range, and sample images. This helps us provide a faster and more accurate assessment.
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• Suitable for precise laser marking
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"Items to Send" Checklist
If you would like us to evaluate your project or provide a quote, please have the following information ready:
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| Glass type |
Is it float glass, crystal, tempered glass, or other? |
| Part dimensions |
What are the length, width, and height? |
| Desired marking |
What effect are you looking for? Logo, text, pattern, depth, or others? |
| Production volume range |
How many pieces per batch? (e.g., 10 for sample / 500 for small batch / 5000+ for mass production) |
| Sample images |
Do you have any reference images or design files to share? |
Related links:
How to laser engrave glass, laser photo on glass
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