Description
MQ EUROPE · CO₂ laser cutting & engraving
From a drawing to something tangible.
A FLUX CO₂ system for cutting and engraving compatible materials, with Beam Studio design preparation. Plan extraction and test the material and thickness for your application.
FLUX Beambox II — Technical specifications
| Technology | CO₂ |
|---|---|
| Laser power | 55 W |
A FLUX CO₂ system for cutting and engraving compatible materials, with Beam Studio design preparation. Plan extraction and test the material and thickness for your application.
FLUX Beambox II — What will you create?
Create signs, models, decorative elements and small personalised series from suitable sheet materials. Combine cut outlines with engraved details in the same project. A desktop system can suit a creative workshop; larger sheets call for a different working area and material-handling setup.
Application inspiration · confirm material and configuration with us.
From your idea to the first print
Start with your product
Share your material, dimensions, artwork and expected quantities. These details define the useful machine configuration.
Validate the result
Use a representative sample to check appearance, adhesion or engraving quality before committing to a production method.
Build your workflow
Consider preparation, loading, finishing and maintenance alongside the machine. Ask for a quotation matched to the complete job.
Is this the right machine for your project?
Which materials should I plan to use?
Start with identified, laser-compatible materials such as suitable wood and acrylic. Confirm composition and extraction requirements before processing; unknown plastics and PVC should not be used. Thickness and finish must be validated on the selected machine.
Start with your application. We will help with the machine.
Send us a description or sample of your product, the size to process and your target output. MQ Europe can help you compare the technologies and prepare a tailored quotation.
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