EFR 80W CO2 Laser Tube for Laser Engraver Cutting Machine

Precision Engraving: Our CO2 Laser Tubes produce stable laser beams to make precise marks on a wide variety of materials. Power: Rated Power: 80W Peak Power: 95W Beam Diameter: 5 mm Operating Voltage: 19 KV Wavelength: 10,640 nm Cut up to 1" thick plywood and acrylic/plexiglass Lifetime: 80W Borosilicate Glass CO2 Laser Tube with an estimated lifetime of up to 8,000 operation hours depending on power setting usage and water cooling performance PLEASE NOTE: Frequent use of high laser power settings will shorten the laser tube lifetime as follows: Low Power 10–40% = 7,000–8,000 Hours Moderate Power 40–70% = 5,000–6,500 Hours High Power 70–100% = 3,000–4,000 Hours Easy to Install: The preinstalled Cathode and Anode Wires allow quick and effortless setup. Additional Features: Product Length: 4’ 1” (1250 mm) Product Diameter: 80mm Net Weight: 6.61 lb Allowable Humidity: <85% The water outlet and inlet allow efficient flow of cooling water. Made out of borosilicate glass, copper, and plastic Optimum cooling water temperature between 60-70°F (15-19°C) Package Includes: 1 x 80W Laser Tube 1 x User Manual (English) Warranty: No need to worry! We offer a 1-year warranty on all CO2 laser tubes 80W and up. Certifications: FDA Compliant CE Certification ISO9001 Quality Certification

Brand: OMTech Laser
Product identifiers: 00706352853522
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