Laser cutting: Which table to choose?

In laser cutting , choosing the right table is essential to obtain a clean cut, avoid burning the back of the materials and improve ventilation.
So, which table should you choose for a CO2 or diode laser machine?

Honeycomb plate measuring 490 x 340 x 10 mm, compatible with Trotec® RayJet® 50 with a 6.5 mm cell size for CO2 laser cutting - Etsy France


1️⃣ Why choose your laser cutting table carefully?

Choosing a suitable table allows you to:

  • ✔️ Improved air circulation
  • ✔️ Fewer burn marks
  • ✔️ A cleaner cut
  • ✔️ Improved material stability

A poor table can reduce accuracy and final quality.


2️⃣ Laser Cutting: Which table should you choose depending on your machine?

🔹 For CO2 laser

CO2 machines require a heat-resistant table that promotes fume evacuation.

🔹 For diode laser

A raised surface is essential to avoid reflections and marks under the piece.

👉 In both cases, the honeycomb table is the most versatile solution.


3️⃣ Why choose a honeycomb table?

Why choose a honeycomb table
A honeycomb table is the most versatile solution.
The honeycomb structure
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The honeycomb structure:

  • Improves ventilation
  • Reduces backdrafts
  • Limits marks on the back
  • Holds the material perfectly

For a reliable and CO2 & diode compatible solution, the ACMER laser cutting honeycomb worktable is available in several sizes (300x300, 330x330, 400x400, 440x440 mm) to fit your machine.


4️⃣ Which size to choose?

The choice depends on your work area:

  • 300x300 mm → small projects
  • 400x400 mm → the most versatile format
  • 440x440 mm → large work surface

💡 Tip: always choose a table slightly larger than your usable area.


Conclusion: Which table should I choose for laser cutting?

If you're looking for which laser cutting table to choose , the answer is simple:

✔️ Choose a honeycomb table that is the right size for your machine
✔️ CO2 or diode compatible
✔️ Good ventilation and stability

This is the most effective option to immediately improve the quality of your cuts.

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