Laser

CO₂ engraving & cutting

Non-metal engraving & cutting.

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Mira S Series — desktop

Compact desktop CO₂ machines with integrated chiller.

Compact desktop machines with integrated chiller, Glass or RF source, 500×300 to 900×600 mm. Part of the AEON Redline family.

3 machines →

Nova Elite Series — large format, glass tube

Large-format CO₂ machines with a single high-power glass tube.

Free-standing machines, single high-power Glass source, 1000×700 to 1600×1000 mm. Part of the AEON Redline family.

3 machines →

Nova Super Series — large format, dual source

Dual-source CO₂ machines: glass tube for cutting, RF metal tube for fine engraving.

Free-standing dual-source machines combining a Glass tube for cutting with an RF tube for ultra-fast, fine engraving. Part of the AEON Redline family.

3 machines →

Hanma HM Series — entry-level large format

Glass-tube CO₂ machines for everyday engraving and cutting of acrylic, wood, MDF, leather and textiles.

Glass-tube CO2 machines are the workhorses of sign shops, model shops and gift engraving. They cut and engrave acrylic, plywood, MDF, leather, rubber, paper and textiles, and at 80 to 130 W they reach through acrylic in the 15 to 20 mm range in a single pass. What distinguishes one from another at this level is rarely the source. It is the frame, the motion system and what comes fitted as standard: water cooling with temperature control so the tube is not run hot, an air-assist system so the cut edge stays clean and the flame stays down, and fume extraction so the operator is not working in the smoke. These machines are chosen on working area and on what is included, not on brand prestige. They are the right answer when the work is varied, the materials are non-metal, and the machine has to earn its cost back on ordinary jobs rather than on one specialised process.

1 machine →

Textile & fabric cutters — camera-guided

CO₂ cutters with camera-based contour recognition for printed and patterned fabric.

Cutting printed textile with a CO₂ laser seals the edge as it cuts, so a polyester flag or a sublimated panel needs no hemming and cannot fray. A camera reads the printed contour before the beam moves, which matters because fabric stretches and shifts on the conveyor: the machine cuts where the print actually is, not where the file says it should be.

1 machine →

Accessories & consumables

Rotary devices, tubes, optics and furniture for AEON machines.

Rotary devices, laser tubes, optics and support furniture for AEON Mira and Nova machines.

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Applications

  • Acrylic
  • Furniture
  • Glass
  • Laser cutting
  • Laser engraving
  • Leather
  • Marble
  • Paper
  • Rubber
  • Signage & advertising
  • Textiles
  • Two-colour ABS
  • Wood & MDF

Accessories for this range

Supplied alongside the machines above, not as stand-alone equipment.

About this range

CO₂ laser machines engrave and cut wood, MDF, acrylic, leather, paper, rubber, textiles and marble, and mark glass and two-colour ABS. Our CO₂ range is built around AEON's Redline family: Mira S desktop machines with an integrated chiller, free-standing Nova Elite machines with a single high-power Glass source, and Nova Super machines that carry both a Glass tube for cutting and an RF tube for ultra-fast, fine engraving. A Glass source gives cutting power; an RF source gives a small, stable spot and speed — both are current options, chosen by the work rather than by model year. Fume extraction is mandatory for PVC, ABS, polycarbonate, rubber and composites.

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