Productivity and ease of use are essential for any business, which is why we’re thrilled to introduce the OptiShuttle, a game-changing dual table system designed to streamline your workflow and boost efficiency.
In this post, we’ll offer some insight on Kern’s movement to building it’s own laser source and the creation of Kern Technologies.
We are excited to announce the release of our newly updated FiberCELL laser system, packed with advanced features designed to enhance efficiency and precision. The FiberCELL 50″ x 50″ now includes a manual pullout processing table with an integrated vacuum system, which holds thin metals flat to the table during processing, ensuring precise cuts and consistent results. Additionally, a parts collection drawer has been integrated,
In this post, we’ll discuss how our new parts handling system process can increase speed and efficiency in your business.
In this post, we’ll discuss achieving that perfect, fire-polished edge on acrylic sheets with the Fire Warden.
In this post, we’ll offer some guidance on the features that contribute most to a laser’s versatility.
Our KCAM software offers a solution to this problem with its dynamic power ramping capability so your materials never have over-burn, discoloration, or other unwanted cutting artifacts. Learn more.
A key element of this flexibility is the ability of all Kern laser systems to operate in a super pulsed mode, during which the laser peak power will greatly exceed its rated average output wattage.
In CO2 laser systems, there are two common types of power supply that can be used to excite the gas molecules in the laser module: direct current (DC) and radiofrequency (RF). In this article, we’ll take a look at the differences between these two power supply types.
In CO2 laser systems, there are two common types of power supply that can be used to excite the gas molecules in the laser module: direct current (DC) and radiofrequency (RF). In this article, we’ll take a look at the differences between these two power supply types.
There are three types of cores commonly available in the current CO2 laser market: metal, glass, and ceramic. At Kern, all of our laser systems have metal-sealed cores, which we consider to be the best, most proven design. Let’s compare some key aspects of these three common core types.
There are three types of cores commonly available in the current CO2 laser market: metal, glass, and ceramic. At Kern, all of our laser systems have metal-sealed cores, which we consider to be the best, most proven design. Let’s compare some key aspects of these three common core types.
