Engraving Laser comes in 10 W configuration.
Press Release Summary:
Suited for low-power applications, VersaLaser computer-controlled CO2 laser engraving and cutting system features 16 x 12 in. engraving table. It functions like printer from Windows-based software programs including Microsoft® Word, CorelDRAW!®, AutoCAD®, Adobe® Photoshop, and BarTender® label-making software. System can cut and engrave wood, paper, fabric, rubber, and plastics, and etch on hard materials such as glass and ceramic.
Original Press Release:
Universal Laser Systems Announces VersaLaser(TM) Available In 10-Watt Configuration
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - (March 31, 2005) Universal Laser Systems, Inc. announces the introduction of the new 10-watt VersaLaser. From the company that revolutionized the laser engraving industry by introducing the first compact and affordable laser system in 2002 comes the 10-watt VersaLaser with a 16"x12" engraving table size, an optimum configuration for lower-power applications.
VersaLaser is the Multi-Material Peripheral(TM), a computer-controlled CO2 laser engraving and cutting system that functions like a printer from Windows-based software programs, like Microsoft® Word, CorelDRAW!®, AutoCAD®, Adobe® Photoshop, and BarTender® label-making software. Introduced in 2002 in a 16x12-inch table size with 25-watt laser or 24x12-inch table size with 30-watt, 40-watt, or 50-watt lasers, VersaLaser can cut and engrave wood, paper, fabric, rubber, and plastics and etch on hard materials, like glass and ceramic, even metal (with marking compound or special optics). VersaLaser has a friendly materials-based print driver that makes it easy to operate, thus reducing the learning curve for new users.
Likewise, the new VersaLaser 10-watt is easy to use and is ideal for applications such as engraving on organic materials (plastics, wood, Mylar®, leather), etching on anodized aluminum and coated brass, and cutting paper and fabric. "This new VersaLaser is particularly useful for new retailers and companies in the awards, embroidery, and craft industries because of its low initial investment and upgradeability to 25 or 30 watts at a later date. It's a brilliant, money-saving and money-making addition for all kinds of businesses," claims Chuck Bosnos, Sales Manager for North America, South America, Central America and the Caribbean at Universal Laser Systems. "At only $7,995, the VersaLaser 10-watt is also an inexpensive alternative for architectural firms that outsource model-making and prototyping. It will not only save time and effort, but will also reduce costs," Bosnos adds.
For information on the new 10-watt VersaLaser, visit www.versalaser.com, call 1-877-866-9802, or email versasales@ulsinc.com. VersaLaser reseller opportunities are available. Visit versalaser.com/resellers or email dealers@ulsinc.com to learn more.
