Workshop Processing and Production-Line Use with Laser cutter GL-40

The enclosed GL-40 fits naturally into a jewelry metalworking studio, combining a visible work chamber, separate controls, and a compact bench-friendly footprint. The open safety cover exposes the visible processing area for sample placement, while the separate control cabinet keeps routine laboratory operation organized. The enclosed chamber and separate control cabinet sit naturally in a metalcraft studio, while the accessible lower drawer supports orderly daily use. A side-front view clearly presents the dual-module layout, safety cover, and processing area at a realistic scale for engineering training and sample work.

  • Factories
  • Fabrication Shops
  • Production Cells
  • Workshops

Product Advantages

Integrated touch-screen control panel, one-button start/stop, parameters clearly visible at a glance.

Specifications & Structural Decomposition

Product Structure Diagram

Product Structure Diagram
  1. Safety Cover Assembly

    The smoke-brown transparent cover encloses the visible processing area while retaining a clear front observation surface and the original integrated silver handle.

  2. Control Cabinet Assembly

    The separate left-side cabinet groups the touchscreen, emergency stop, two control buttons, USB port, ventilation holes, and top carrying handles in one external module.

  3. Cutting Chamber Housing

    The white sheet-metal chamber forms the main enclosure around the processing area and supports the safety cover, gantry, workbed, and lower drawer in their original positions.

  4. X-Y Gantry Assembly

    The visible horizontal beam and carriage guide the laser head across the work area while preserving the confirmed external rail and carriage structure shown in the references.

  5. Laser Head Assembly

    The central silver laser head includes the visibly confirmed nozzle, adjustment body, fittings, and adjacent carriage connection without adding any hidden internal components.

  6. Fixture Workbed Assembly

    The dark workbed provides the visible platform for positioning flat samples inside the chamber and remains aligned beneath the gantry and laser head.

  7. Collection Drawer Assembly

    The lower front pull-out drawer is a confirmed external module with its original white face panel and silver handle for convenient access beneath the work area.

General information

Laser Cutting Machine GL-40
Mode
CN‑4040
Work Area
400*400mm (15.75*15.75 inch)
Z‑axis Travel
70mm
X/Y Axis Positioning Accuracy
±0.03mm
X/Y Axis Repeatability
±0.03mm
X‑axis Maximum Travel Speed
60m/min (1000mm/s)
X/Y Maximum Acceleration
1.0G

General instructions

Simplified explanation

Product Video

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GL-40 Appearance and Operation

GL-40 Appearance and Operation. Compact structure, simple operation and stable performance during work.

GL-40 Appearance and Operation

00:23GL-40 Appearance and Operation. Compact structure, simple operation and stable performance during work.

GL-40 Operation

01:21GL-40 Operation. Easy and flexible operation with stable running for smooth work.

Real Factory Footage

Real on-site records from our factory, offering a practical view of our production capability and delivery readiness.

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Factory real scene

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Core Component Details

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GL-40 – Detail Drawing – Laser Head

GL-40 – Detail Drawing – Control Panel

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GL-40 – Detail Drawing – Cooling Fan

GL-40 – Detail Drawing – Control Panel

GL-40 – Detail Drawing – Laser Head

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Where is Laser cutter GL-40 typically used?

1. It is commonly used for factories, fabrication shops, production cells and custom-processing workshops, subject to the selected model and site conditions.

2. How do I choose the right model?

2. Match material type, work size, capacity, accuracy, speed, control method, power and extraction needs to the actual workload and operating environment.

3. What should be confirmed before ordering?

3. Confirm model, working area, power, tooling, control system and optional fixtures, then verify the response time and any special requirements.

4. How should it be installed and maintained?

4. Prepare rated utilities, safe operating clearance, ventilation or dust extraction and operator training; follow the manual for operation, inspection and routine maintenance.