CNC Laser Software
KCAM LASER SOFTWARE
KCAM® is a laser cutting and engraving software package developed by Kern’s in-house software development team. Through years of research and customer feedback, KCAM® has developed into an industry-leading laser control software.
Material settings and system parameters are adjusted within KCAM’s convenient user interface. Kern’s PDF Converter Tool is used to connect KCAM with popular design software such as CorelDRAW, AutoCAD LT, Adobe Illustrator, and more. KCAM is continually being refined and Kern’s customers have access to the latest software upgrades.
Whether you’re cutting thick acrylic or a thin delicate textile, be ensured that KCAM will provide you with the laser control required for quick and accurate results.
KCAM Features
A built in time estimator automatically calculates the run time of the file loaded into KCAM. A convenient tool for quoting jobs.
Multiple line colors are available with independently set parameters. Enable or disable a color with the check of a box.
A variety of automation pauses can be set within the KCAM software. Allowing for more control of the systems workflow.
The array features creates quick copies of a single part and fills an entire sheet full of parts that are perfectly spaced in just seconds.
Need to skip ahead three parts or maybe move back 1.5″ in the current part? Not a problem with the Position in File settings!
The Cut Optimzer will automatically sort the part cut order to process your file in the fastest possible time.
A Lead-In Control feature is built into KCAM which allows for greater control of materials requiring a pierce dwell or lead-in.
Kern’s PDF Exporter Tool allows users to send their CorelDRAW file to the KCAM laser software with the click a single button.
Manual control allows users to move the lead head around the table, test the air pressure and even manually fire the laser beam.
A User Offset allows operators to move their file or artwork to a point of reference on the work area. KCAM allows users to manually drive the laser head to a specific point on the work area and reference where you want the file moved from this point.