Choose a glass-tube laser if:
Choose an RF CO₂ laser if:
HEXA RF uses integrated air cooling, so there is no need to:
The HEXA RF metal laser tube offers an estimated service life of up to 20,000 operating hours.
When its output eventually declines:
Actual service life depends on usage, operating power, environment, and maintenance conditions.
HEXA RF is designed for work that requires small details and consistent results:
Higher engraving speed helps businesses:
The 730 × 410 mm work area allows users to:
HEXA RF works with a wide range of CO₂-laser-compatible materials.
An RF CO₂ laser is a type of CO₂ laser. "CO₂" describes the laser medium, while "RF" describes the radio-frequency method used to excite the gas.
HEXA RF uses integrated air cooling and does not require routine cooling-water replacement or an external water chiller.
No. The term "metal tube" describes the construction of the laser source. HEXA RF is primarily designed to cut and engrave non-metal materials. It can engrave certain coated or anodized metals but does not directly cut metal.
The HEXA RF laser tube has an estimated service life of up to 20,000 operating hours. Actual lifespan depends on operating power, usage, environment, and maintenance.
An RF laser is generally better for detailed engraving, frequent production, lower cooling-system maintenance, and longer tube life. A glass-tube laser may be more suitable when lower upfront cost is the main priority.
