How to Unbox your OMTech Laser

Help you to unbox your OMTech Laser safer and easier.We will guide you through identifying what's in the box and what's inside the machine, ensuring that you remain well informed on each step towards successful assembly,

*Note: This blog post is written using 100W CO2 laser as an example.

Unboxing Steps
What's in the Box?
What's inside the Machine?
Complete Unboxing Video

1. Unboxing Steps

Remove all the screws out.

To remove the assembly, we'll need to disengage all the fasteners around its perimeter with the help of an 8mm wrench.

Take the machine out of the wooden box from the bottom.

To safely extract the machine from its packaging, we'll need to locate the box's base and properly support the assembly as we lift. Before lifting, it's essential to check that all packaging materials, including tape and foam, have been removed, and the machine is free from any potential obstacles. Remember to lift the machine with care and maintain its stability throughout the extraction process to avoid any potential damages or hazards.

Peel the plastic.
Adjust the screws at the feet.

Remember to turn the wrench in a right direction to loosen and remove the screws completely. Once all screws have been taken out, the assembly will be ready for quick and easy removal

Use a 8mm wrench to take all those screws out

Remove the screws that are in the feet of this on all four feet

Insruction about how to unbox the machine.

2. What's in the box

1. A sheet
Show what the model is and everything that has been quality assured and tested.

Showing what the model is and everything that has been quality assured and tested.

2. A blue bucket
Including a tubing that is going to connect your water lines in and out, a ducting, a water pump, a grounding wire, a hose clamp and a blue bag.The blue bag has an instruction manual, cables, tapes, a set of allen keys

a blue bag has an instruction manual, cables, tapes, a set of allen keys

Showing what are in a blue bucket.

3. A little test gauge
Test the height that you need for the correct focal length.

a little test gauge that can test the height that you need for the correct focal length

Showing a little test gauge.

4. The honeycomb bed

Showing the honeycomb bed.

3. What's inside the machine

1. In the front hatch
A catch tray that makes all pieces fall into it.

A catch tray that make all pieces fall into the tray

Showing what's in the front hatch.

2. In the right hatch
Above are the functional moving parts.Down here are a lot of electronics, including driver electronics, power supply and air pump.

Showing what are in the right hatch.

3. In the back hatch
There is an exhaust fan hooked up to the bottom of the tray and a Z driver motor below.Middle is a one-hand pass-through.Above is the laser tube.On the right side of the back is the water inlet and outlet.On the left are the power cords on the machine.