by edmond22 » Tue Aug 16, 2011 7:29 pm
That guy must be used to it if he had a fire blanket ready and waiting on the front of the machine but he used it a bit too late i think.
We have never had a fire problem in 5 years with the 2 lasers at work, they just occasionaly have a flameup from dirt in the honeycomb table or the brown backing paper on the acrylic.
I have cut everything on them from wood to rubber, plastics,cardboard,paper etc
Its good to have a well designed air assist system by the laser head, this really helps to keep flameups and fires to a minimum.
I plan to have a fire extinguisher mounted on the side of my machine so its close by.