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CO2 Laser Engraving Machine 1390 for Wood Acrylic Leather and Felt

CO2 Laser Engraving Machine 1390 for Wood Acrylic Leather and Felt

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CO2 laser engraving machine 1390

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wood acrylic leather felt engraver

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laser marking machine for wood

Product Description
What Size CO2 Laser Engraver Do I Need?

If you are sizing a CO2 laser engraving machine for a small shop or signage business, the 1390 format (1300mm x 900mm work area) is the most common starting point. It fits standard 1220mm x 2440mm acrylic sheets when cut in halves, handles A3-sized wood panels, and leaves enough working room for jigs and small rotary attachments. Smaller 6040 or 9060 machines limit you to small gifts and phone cases; the 1390 is the first format that can take on commercial signage, wedding invitations, and custom furniture inlays.

The machine uses a sealed CO2 glass tube (80W, 100W, or 130W) with a 10.6 micrometer wavelength. It engraves wood, bamboo, acrylic, leather, felt, fabric, rubber, and anodized aluminum, and cuts through 3-8mm acrylic or 10-15mm plywood depending on tube power. A Ruida or Lightburn-compatible controller reads DXF, SVG, and PDF files directly from a USB stick or network folder.

What Materials It Handles Day to Day
  1. Wood: plywood, MDF, solid wood, bamboo, and veneer. Engraving depth 0.1-1mm, cutting up to 15mm plywood.
  2. Acrylic: cast and extruded acrylic up to 20mm thick with a 150W tube. Polished flame edge on cut sides.
  3. Leather and faux leather: engraves patterns and logos, cuts thin leather up to 3mm.
  4. Felt and fabric: cuts felt coasters, applique, and garment patterns with minimal fraying.
  5. Paper and cardboard: cuts invitation cards, paper boxes, and packaging prototypes.
Typical Specifications:
  • Working area: 1300mm x 900mm
  • Laser tube: Sealed CO2 glass tube, 80W / 100W / 130W / 150W options
  • Wavelength: 10.6 micrometers
  • Engraving speed: Up to 60,000 mm/min
  • Cutting speed: 1-300 mm/min depending on material
  • Position accuracy: +/-0.01mm
  • Repeating accuracy: +/-0.05mm
  • Controller: Ruida RDC6445S (Lightburn compatible)
  • Motor: Stepper motor, X and Y belt drive
  • Cooling: Industrial water chiller CW-5200
  • Exhaust: 550W exhaust fan and air assist
  • Power supply: 220V single phase, 16A
  • Machine weight: Approximately 450kg
Who Buys a 1390 CO2 Laser Engraver?

This machine is for:

  1. Sign and trophy shops cutting acrylic lettering and engraving plaques.
  2. Wedding invitation and paper product shops cutting custom card designs.
  3. Furniture makers cutting wood inlays and engraved panel details.
  4. Small product brands engraving custom gifts, phone cases, and leather goods.
  5. School and maker spaces running student fabrication programs.
80W vs 130W: Which Tube to Pick

If you mostly engrave and cut thin materials under 5mm, the 80W tube is enough and costs less. If you regularly cut 10-20mm acrylic or 15mm plywood, step up to the 130W or 150W tube. The higher power cuts faster and needs fewer passes, which matters once daily production volume exceeds 2 hours of cutting per day.

FAQ:
Q: Can it cut metal? A: Standard CO2 tubes do not cut reflective metal directly. They can engrave anodized aluminum and coated metal, but bare steel and stainless steel require a fiber laser. For metal work, look at our fiber laser marking and cutting machines instead.
Q: How long does the CO2 tube last? A: A sealed glass CO2 tube rated at 100W typically lasts 2,000-4,000 hours of operating time before power drops below 80 percent. Replacement tubes cost roughly USD 300-600 depending on wattage.
Q: Does it come with a rotary axis for bottles? A: A rotary attachment is optional. It clamps to cylindrical objects like wine bottles, tumblers, and flashlights. Most shops engraving drinkware add the rotary as a second-stage upgrade after the machine is running.
Q: What software runs it? A: The machine ships with RDWorks. It is also fully compatible with Lightburn, which most operators prefer once they are past the initial setup. File formats accepted include DXF, SVG, PDF, PLT, and BMP.
Q: What is the lead time after order? A: Standard 1390 machines ship within 7-15 days. Custom configurations (dual head, autofocus, conveyor bed) add 5-10 days. Installation guidance is provided by video call, and the machine arrives 95 percent pre-assembled.