Discover the future of manufacturing with our state-of-the-art laser engraving and metal cutting machines! Unleash your creativity with precision on a variety of materials such as wood, plastic, and leather. Whether you're a one-person operation or an industrial powerhouse, our equipment is tailored to your needs.

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iKier K1 Pro Max 70W: Power switching diode laser cutter

iKier K1 Pro Max 70W: Power switching diode laser cutter

€1.649,00 – €2.229,00














Laser Engraver FAQs

What can be achieved with a laser engraving machine?

A laser engraver or engraving machine, such as a metal cutting machine, a metal laser cutting machine or a laser metal cutting machine, is used to create personalized gifts, intricate works of art and unique furnishings on various materials such as wood, glass and metal.

It is also useful in the production of detailed branded items for companies and in creating fashion designs on leather and fabrics. Laser etching and engraving are among its capabilities, making it a versatile tool for precise cutting and intricate designs on various materials.

Which engraving software is compatible with the iKier laser engraving machine for laser engravers?

The iKier laser engraving machine is compatible with common engraving software, including LaserGrbl (free, compatible with Win XP, Win 7, Win 8, Win 10, Win 11) and LightBurn (paid - 30-day free trial, compatible with Mac OS, Linux, Win XP, Win 7, Win 8, Win 10, Win 11). These software options offer efficient control and precise results for laser engraving with the iKier device.

Which materials can be engraved with the iKier laser engraving machine?

The iKier laser engraving machine allows you to engrave a wide variety of materials, including metal, glass, ceramic, wood, opaque plastic, fabric, leather, and other laser-markable materials. Thanks to its versatile capabilities, this machine enables you to achieve detailed and precise engravings on various surfaces.

Optimal speed and power settings for different materials during laser cutting and engraving

The speed and power settings for laser cutting and engraving can vary depending on the machine and the material being used. For example, a laser cutting machine for metal may require different settings than one for laser etching and engraving.

Laser engraving in wood also requires specific speed and power settings, which you should definitely consult in the user manual or manufacturer's guidelines for your laser machine. Following these guidelines will help you achieve optimal results and avoid damage to the machine or the material. Furthermore, you can determine the ideal speed and power settings for your specific application by conducting test runs with scrap or sample materials.

Can I also engrave metal and stainless steel with the iKier laser engraving machine?

Yes, our metal laser cutting machine can engrave various metals, including stainless steel. You will achieve excellent results when marking metal after it has been coated or sprayed, as this affects the coating or oxide layer.

The effect is even better on stainless steel if it is painted black. Please note that this is a discoloration process and not traditional engraving.

Is setting up a laser engraving machine easy?

Yes, setting up a laser engraving machine is easy, especially with entry-level and user-friendly models like the X12 and 24 PRO laser engraving machines. These machines come pre-assembled and require minimal installation. They feature a fully integrated design that eliminates complex assembly requirements. To begin your creative projects, all you need to do is install the laser module. The installation process is simple and straightforward, allowing you to start engraving quickly.

iKier places great emphasis on user-friendliness in the design of its devices and offers additional support in the form of manuals, user-friendly control panels and technical assistance.

3 laser types: The differences are explained

Blue Laser: The blue diode laser is a popular choice for beginners. It can engrave/cut wood, leather, and paper, and etch paint, but is less effective on white paint, certain shades of blue, and clear acrylic. It has a wavelength of 455 nm. Infrared Laser: Infrared lasers have a wavelength of approximately 1064 nanometers and are well-suited for marking certain metals such as gold, silver, copper, etc. Infrared lasers can be added to blue laser machines by replacing modules (Atomstack R30 V2 laser module, Atomstack M4 marking laser machine).

Fiber lasers: Fiber lasers allow for high-speed marking of metals. Generally, the larger the working area of ​​a fiber laser, the higher the cost. Fiber lasers can be added to blue laser machines by exchanging modules (Atomstack MR20 laser module, IKIER 1064 nm laser module, IKIER K1 PRO 1064 nm).