Mercury 50W CO2 Laser User Manual


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Brand
Mercury
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
79
File format
PDF
File size
4 MB
Published
09 May, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
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About this manual

This manual introduces the Mercury CO2 laser system, covering its operating principles, safety precautions, and recommended configuration. It explains hardware installation, cabling, and software setup, guiding users through initial startup and routine operation.

Additional sections detail basic maintenance, troubleshooting, and optional accessories such as rotary attachments and dual heads. Appendices include 3D functions, application parameters, and a full specification table for all supported laser power models. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Recommended Configuration
  • Hardware Installation
  • Software Installation
  • Operation
  • Basic Maintenance
  • Troubleshooting
  • Appendix A – 3D Function
  • Appendix B – Application Parameters
  • Appendix C – Specification

Specifications

Laser Power Options12W‑120W
Work Area25" × 18" (635 mm × 458 mm)
Maximum Working Piece (doors closed)31.5" × 22.4" × 6.5" (800 mm × 570 mm × 165 mm)
Table Size31" × 20.9" (790 mm × 530 mm)
Overall Dimensions44.3" × 28.3" × 39.6" (1125 mm × 720 mm × 1005 mm)
DriveDC servo control
Speed Control Range0.1 % – 100 % of 42 in/sec
Power Control Range0.1 % – 100 %
Z‑Axis Resolution (DPI)200, 250, 300, 500, 600, 1000
Computer InterfacePrint port and serial port
Memory Buffer16 MB standard, upgradeable to 64 MB
Power Supply100‑240 V AC (auto‑switch 200‑240 V)
Power Consumption900 W – 3000 W depending on model

Frequently asked questions

What materials can be processed by the CO2 laser?

Virtually any material such as acrylic, wood, fabrics, glass, leather, marble, stone, rubber, paper products, coated metals, and many plastics can be engraved or cut, while bare metals require special spray coatings.

What is the life cycle of the laser source?

The laser source is rated for around 20,000 hours of operation and can be refilled by an authorized dealer.

What is the main purpose of the air assist system?

The air assist system blows away vaporized particles, improves engraving and cutting quality, and helps prevent fire caused by overheating.

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