Universal Laser Systems X2-600 - Manual (Page 65)

SECTION 6
Sample Materials
This section provides sample driver settings and helpful hints to get started engraving and/or
cutting the materials listed.
Safety
NEVER LEAVE THE LASER SYSTEM RUNNING UNATTENDED FOR ANY REASON. Exposure to the
laser beam can cause ignition of combustible materials. All laser cutting and engraving should be
constantly supervised.
NEVER OPERATE THE LASER SYSTEM WITHOUT A PROPERLY INSTALLED AND OPERATING
EXHAUST SYSTEM. Some materials when cut or engraved can produce fumes that are hazardous in
concentrated amounts. Also make sure that your room is adequately ventilated as some materials will
continue to produce fumes for several minutes to possibly hours after the cutting or engraving process
has been completed. Since many materials can produce toxic and possibly caustic fumes or residue, it is
advisable to obtain the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) from the materials manufacturer. The MSDS
discloses all of the hazards when handling or processing that material. The law requires all
manufacturers to provide this information to anyone who requests it.
DO NOT ENGRAVE OR CUT PVC (Polyvinylchloride) BASED MATERIALS. The fumes are extremely
toxic if you inhale them. The fumes are so caustic that it can chemically destroy the metal parts of the
laser system. Damage to the laser system from this type of abuse
WILL NOT be covered under
warranty.
DO NOT ENGRAVE OR CUT UNCOATED METALS OR REFLECTIVE SURFACES. The laser beam
can reflect off of these materials causing damage to the laser system as well as being a safety hazard.
Damage to the laser system from this type of abuse
WILL NOT be covered under warranty.