During the processing, the laser isolator detects that the device temperature is too high, triggering the Isolator Overheating alarm in the software. Simultaneously, the device automatically halts the processing and enters the cooling state.

What is a laser isolator? A laser isolator serves as a "one-way shield" for the laser module. It only allows the laser beams to move toward the workpiece and prevents the strong light reflected back from the workpiece from returning to the device. With a laser isolator, laser processing becomes more stable and the laser module’s service life is extended, especially when engraving or cutting reflective metals.
Processing highly reflective materials (such as mirror stainless steel, aluminum, and copper) in the center of the processing area, especially when using high-power laser parameters, may cause laser energy to reflect back to the device, resulting in high temperatures.
When processing highly reflective materials, incorrect laser focus causes too much laser energy to be reflected back into the device, resulting in high temperatures.
High ambient temperature or poor ventilation condition prevents the device from dissipating heat normally, resulting in high temperatures.

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