MQ EUROPE · PRINT / PACK / LASER

CO₂ laser cutting & engraving

Compare FLUX desktop systems with the MBO 1390 plotter for cutting and engraving suitable wood, acrylic and other compatible non-metal materials. Extraction and material compatibility must be planned with the installation.

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Laser cutting & engraving

Explore the possibilities

From a drawing to something tangible.

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.

Laser cutting & engraving
Prepare wood sheets for creative projects
Laser cutting & engraving
A workshop workflow from file to material
UV LED printing
Decorative objects: compare engraving and colour printing

Application inspiration · confirm material and configuration with us.

Machines for this application

FLUX beamo

FLUX beamo

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.

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FLUX Beambox II

FLUX Beambox II

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.

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FLUX HEXA

FLUX HEXA

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.

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From idea to production

01

Start with your product

Share your material, dimensions, artwork and expected quantities. These details define the useful machine configuration.

02

Validate the result

Use a representative sample to check appearance, adhesion or engraving quality before committing to a production method.

03

Build your workflow

Consider preparation, loading, finishing and maintenance alongside the machine. Ask for a quotation matched to the complete job.

A question before you start?

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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