Yes, the Co2 laser cutter is very safe. While using a Co2 laser cutter, only CAD design and layout files are necessary. You can import the layout file into the laser control software and after setting cutting parameters, the laser cutter will start the cutting process automatically. You can hire a 50+-year-old operator to take care of the super simple pattern pick-up job.
For KASU K Series and KX Series models, the upper safe cover for the laser cutter is equipped. Laser off when opening the cover system is available. But due to the LED lighting and top camera holding structure design, most KD Series machines have an open operating area.
Co2 laser is a very safe cutting method, and most of our clients pick up the cut patterns while the laser head moves. But if your country has strict security regulations, you will need our all-around safe cover design model for KD Series to meet your government’s requirements.
Besides that, we try everything to make a reliable machine to protect both your operator and machine. We give each of our laser tubes a high-voltage wire silicone insulation treatment. The laser tube’s high-voltage wire and sheet metal distance are very close. And if without this treatment, the wire can easily get fire in the humidity environment, thus damaging the laser tube. The joint is insulated by multiple means. Eventually, it will also be supported with an insulated support frame to keep distance from the sheet metal and thus avoid high voltage fires.
And the emergency stop switch, alarm lamp, and safety stickers are only some examples you can see from the appearance of the laser cutter we have done to make the KASU machine safer and stabler.
But while laser cutting can be used for various materials, the thermal cutting method is not a hundred percent safe for the environment. If your local government has demanding environmental requirements, it is recommended that you equip your laser cutter with an industrial air purifier.