WAINLUX specializes in compact, user-friendly laser engraving and cutting machines designed for DIY enthusiasts, hobbyists, and potential small business applications.
WAINLUX is a manufacturer of affordable desktop laser engraving and cutting solutions, known for models such as the K6, JL3, JL7, and the K10 series. The brand focuses on making laser technology accessible to creators by offering portable, easy-to-use devices compatible with various materials including wood, leather, acrylic, cardboard, and bamboo. WAINLUX machines typically support popular laser software like LightBurn and LaserGRBL, as well as their own proprietary applications (e.g., CutLabX), allowing users to easily import designs via computer or smartphone.
Operated by Xinjia Laser Technology Co., Ltd, WAINLUX emphasizes safety and precision, incorporating features such as protective shields, gyroscope safeguards, and Class I/IV safety options. Their product line ranges from mini portable engravers suitable for personalization at home to more robust models capable of deeper cutting and faster engraving speeds for semi-professional use.
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Ensure the USB cable is securely connected and the driver is properly installed. If the driver is installed but the device is not recognized, try a different USB port or restart the machine. Ensure that no other laser software (like CutLabX or LaserGRBL) is occupying the COM port simultaneously.
For knob-type manual focus, rotate the focus knob on the laser module until the laser spot is at its smallest on the material surface. Some models utilize a fixed-focus measurement block or spacer to set the correct distance (distance often around 50-100mm depending on the model).
Most WAINLUX models support LightBurn and LaserGRBL on Windows and macOS. Additionally, WAINLUX offers its own software, CutLabX, which is available for PC and mobile devices (iOS/Android).
Depending on the laser power (3W, 5W, 10W, etc.), you can typically engrave wood, paper, leather, bamboo, plastic, rubber, and coated metal. Transparent or reflective materials like glass or clear acrylic usually need to be blackened with marker or paint before engraving.
Drivers, software, and firmware updates are typically hosted on the download page at dkjxz.com, or can be found included on the TF card/USB drive provided with the machine.