LaserPecker LP4 Standard Edition, 10W + 2W Laser Power, 8K Resolution, 0.01mm Laser Spot, 2000mm/s Max Engraving Speed, LED Touch Screen, Wireless Connection, 160x120mm, Expandable to 160x300mm

Q: How Can I Change The Laser Type On The LP4, Specifically The 450nm Blue Laser And 1064nm Infrared Laser?

A: You have two options to switch between laser types on the LaserPecker 4. You can simply swipe left or right on the touchscreen to change the laser type (450nm blue or 1064nm infrared). Alternatively, you can control and select the desired laser type on the LaserPecker Design Space App.

Q: Is The LP4 Compatible With Lightburn?

A: Yes, the LaserPecker 4 is now compatible with Lightburn.

Q: What Accessories Can The LP4 Work With?

A: The LaserPecker 4 can be used with the following accessories:

a. Slide extension to expand the working area.

b. Rotary extension specially for engraving on irregular cylinders and objects from 3 mm to 200 mm in diameter, like rings or bracelets.

c. The fully enclosed safety cover to filter 190-550nm and 800-1100nm laser wavelengths.

d. Cutting plate for LaserPecker 4 to protect the stand base.

Q: When Comparing The LP4 With LaserPecker 2/3, Which One Should I Choose?

A: We believe the model choice mainly depends on the material you intend to work with. LaserPecker 2 (LP2) is a 450nm diode laser, ideal for engraving on wood, leather, and certain types of metal like 304 stainless steel, coated metal, and oxidized metal. However, bare metals require additional pretreatment. LaserPecker 3 (LP3) is a 1064nm infrared laser capable of engraving on almost all metals, plastic, and some stones. The LaserPecker 4 features a dual laser system, combining the 450nm diode laser and 1064nm infrared laser, making it suitable for engraving on almost all materials.

Q:  Laserpecker 4 Vs Laserpecker 3 | In-depth comparison

Both the Laserpecker 3 and Laserpecker 4 are two great laser engravers with lots of engraving flexibilities. The main difference is that the Laserpecker 4 comes with an extra 2W fiber laser with controlled pulse rate and the Laserpecker 3 features only one 5W diode laser. That additional 2 W fiber laser helps in laser marking on any type of thinner materials. Besides, engraving speed is excellent for both the engravers. However, the Laserpecker 4’s precision is three times more precise which means it will create more finer details. Also, Laserpecker 3 cannot produce HD 4K quality photo print but the Laserpecker 4 can. Overall, both laser engravers are purely valued for money if you know how to use them.

Here is a quick comparison between Laserpecker 3 and Laserpecker 4.

Laserpecker 3 features a 5W diode laser which means that you can engrave anything except the color engraving with this. However, the Laserpecker 4 features an additional fiber laser along with the 10W diode laser that allows the user to engrave on any sophisticated material along with color laser engravings.

Additionally, the Laserpecker 4 also comes with a controlled pulse rate of 1065nm wavelength. A controlled pulse rate of a laser engraver ensures that the laser power is consistent and that the laser beam is applied evenly while engraving. This helps to ensure that the results of the engraving are accurate and consistent. A controlled pulse rate also ensures that the engraving process is completed efficiently and with minimal heat buildup. This helps to reduce the risk of damage to the material being engraved.

Engraving speed

The Laserpecker 3 has a maximum engraving speed of 12,000 mm/min, while the Laserpecker 4 has a maximum speed of 18,000 mm/min. Both devices are capable of engraving at speeds up to 1.8m/s, depending on the size and complexity of the project. Both engravers also feature adjustable speed settings that allow users to customize the speed of their projects.

The Laserpecker 3 is designed for smaller projects, while the Laserpecker 4 is capable of handling larger projects. This means that the Laserpecker 4 is capable of producing more intricate designs at higher speeds than the Laserpecker 3.

Overall, the Laserpecker 3 and Laserpecker 4 both offer high-quality engraving speeds that are suitable for a wide variety of projects. Whether you are looking for an engraver for small projects or large projects, both of these machines offer great performance and value for money.

Precision

The difference in precision between 0.01 mm/s and 0.003 mm/s is that 0.01 mm/s is three times more precise than 0.003 mm/s. This is because 0.01 mm/s is capable of measuring an object to the nearest hundredth of a millimeter, while 0.003 mm/s is only capable of measuring an object to the nearest thousandth of a millimeter.

Engraving area

The engraving area of the LaserPecker 3 is 12x12 cm (4.7x4.7 in) while the LaserPecker 4 has a larger engraving area of 20x20 cm (7.8x7.8 in). The LaserPecker 4 also has a higher engraving accuracy of 0.01mm compared to the 0.02mm of the LaserPecker 3. Additionally, the LaserPecker 4 is equipped with a more powerful laser, allowing it to engrave at a faster speed with a deeper engraving depth.

Rotary

LaserPecker 3 and LaserPecker 4 are both portable laser engravers that use laser technology to etch and engrave various materials. The main difference between the two is that LaserPecker 3 has a rotary attachment that allows you to engrave cylindrical objects such as wine glasses and pens, while LaserPecker 4 does not. LaserPecker 4 does have a larger work area and is capable of engraving on thicker and harder materials than the LaserPecker 3.

However, the Laserpecker 4’s rotary is more versatile and powerful along with the additional 2W fiber laser which helps the user to engrave thinner material such as paper, fruits, chocolate, and even tissue paper.