Laser Engraver is offered in tabletop model.
May 10, 2006 -
Weighing 33 lb, Model LS100 is 30 W, 18 x 12 in. laser engraving machine that features auto-focus, red pointer, and air assist. Accessories include vector cutting table, cylindrical attachment, and integrated exhaust options. With Z axis travel of 5.87 in., machine handles wide range of items and can be combined with GravoStyle 5 engraving software.
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Original Press release
Gravograph - New Hermes Inc.
2200 Northmont Pkwy.
Duluth, GA, 30096
USA
Gravograph-New Hermes Launches New Tabletop Laser Engraver
Duluth GA - Gravograph-New Hermes announces the launch of the new LS100 30 watt 18 x 12" table top laser engraving machine. Standard features include auto-focus, red pointer and air assist. With a Z travel of 5.87" and total object weight of 33 lbs, you are able to engrave a wide range of items with this new desktop laser engraving machine. Accessories and options include vector cutting table, cylindrical attachment, and several integrated exhaust options. Combine with GravoStyle 5, the premier engraving software for both rotary and laser engravers, and you will enhance your shop's productivity. For more information contact us at 800-843-7637 or www.gravograph.com/usa. Email inquiries to: sales@gravograph-newhermes.com
For more information go to www.gravograph.com/usa or email or call us at sales@gravograph-newhermes.com , 1800-843-7637.
Gravograph-New Hermes
2200 Northmont Parkway
Duluth, GA 30096
Jennifer King
Marketing Communications Manager
jking@gravograph-newhermes.com
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Price
Agree, if you can't post the price without me having to contact someone or give my email or phone number then forget it.
By Darin on Jun 18, 2010 17:26
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I have been on three different sites and no one will mention the price of the LS100. Why is that? Is it so preposturous? Unless I know the price without jumping thru hoops I simply will not pursue it any further!
By ron on Mar 28, 2010 09:50
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