A Thunderlaser new product in 2020, the Odin series laser machine combines small size, compact, high quality engraving and cutting at a low cost. With 3G acceleration and 80 IPS (2000mm/sec) engraving speed, it provides a super fast laser engraving solution for industry. The RF tube allows fantastic beam signature and is air cooled, you don’t have to worry about a water chiller. The gantry payload is minimal and is super smooth.
High Speed Motor
Japanese ORIENTAL motor systems on X and Y axes, with 80 IPS (2000mm/s) and 3G acceleration engraving speed.
New: 100% smoother guide Rail
Patent guide rail developed by Thunder Laser, less resistance and low noise.
New: 1,000 DPI RF metal laser source
With excellent quality Beam output and stable laser power, lifespan up to 10,000 hours.
Dual Air-Assist system
Adjusting air volume for cutting and engraving separately for different requirements
New:Eightfold Open-flap protection
Laser will stop if someone open any machine cover during working.
Newly-designed focus lens and mirror holder
Easier to clean and replace lens and mirrors, Lenses of different FL are swappable in the same mount.
New:Drawer for collecting small working pieces
To make it easier to collecting small working pieces and cleaning up.
High quality power cable
The high-quality electrical connector has low and stable contact resistance.
Laser System | Odin 22 | ||
Laser Tube Wattage | 30 Watt | ||
Working Area | 559 x 381 mm (22″ x 15″) | ||
Table Size | 625 x 440 mm (24.6″ x 17.3″) | ||
Dimensions(W x D x H) | 1030x860x1090mm (40″ x 34″ x 43″) | ||
Laser Type | Radio Frequency Laser Tube | ||
Cooling | Air Cooled | ||
Maximum Speed | 2000MM/S | ||
Speed and Power Control | Computer or manually controlled speed and power from 0-100%.Vector color mapping sets speed and power settings using RGB color mapping. | ||
Operating Modes | Optimized raster,vector,and combined mode | ||
Resolution(DPI) | User controlled from 100 to 1000DPI(standard laser head) | ||
Computer Interface | Ethernet and USB Connection | ||
Compatible Operating Systems | Windows, Mac, and Linux (Mac and Linux with LightBurn Software) | ||
Buffer Memory | 128MB Standard | ||
Display Panel | 3.5″ LCD panel showing current file, total working time, laser power, speed, etc… | ||
Electrical Requirements | Requirements110 to 240 volts,50 or 60 Hz,single phase | ||
Z-Axis Height | 190mm (7.5″) | ||
Net Weight | 125kgs (275lbs) | ||
Motion Control System | High-Speed Stepper Motors | ||
Speed and Power Control(engraving depth) |
Computer or manually controlled speed and power from 0-100%. Vector color mapping sets speed and power settings using RGB color mapping. |
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Operating Modes | Optimized raster, vector, and combined mode | ||
Ventilation System | Integral exhaust fan. There is 1 output port, 5.7″ (145 mm) in diameter in the rear of the case. | ||
Max Work Height | 210 mm (8.2″) | ||
Max. Speed | 2000mm/s | ||
Workpiece table | Solid metal blades & Honeycomb table | ||
Max. table load | 20kg / 44lbs |
If your material is not in the below list, our Applications Team would be happy to assist you to test it.
Materials | Engrave | Cut |
Wood | √ | √ |
Acrylic | √ | √ |
Delrin |
√ |
√ |
Cloth |
√ |
√ |
Leather | √ | √ |
Mat Board | √ | √ |
Melamine |
√ |
√ |
Paper | √ | √ |
Mylar | √ | √ |
Pressboard | √ | √ |
Rubber | √ | √ |
Wood Veneer | √ | √ |
Fiberglass | √ | √ |
Plastic | √ | √ |
Cork | √ | √ |
Corian | √ | √ |
Twill | √ | √ |
Anodized Aluminum | √ | X |
Painted Metals | √ | X |
Tile | √ | X |
Glass | √ | X |
Coated Metals | √ | X |
Ceramics | √ | X |
Marble | √ | X |
Stainless Steel | * | X |
Brass | * | X |
Titanium | * | X |
Bare Metal | * | X |
* means the laser cannot engrave directly, you will need the help of the “thermark spray”, you can visit www.thermark.com for more information.
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