Considering buying the xTool Infrared Laser Module for your engraving needs? You're in for a treat! The Infrared Laser Module demonstrates excellent engraving capabilities on various materials. Let's dive in and discover the materials you can work with using this incredible laser module.

🔍 Materials Perfect for Engraving with the xTool Infrared Laser Module

🔹 Stainless Steel: Thinner, deeper engravings even at 2w output power compared to the xTool D1 20W blue laser module

🔹 Aluminum: Impressive contrast and depth at high speeds

🔹 Brass: Detailed and deep engravings

🔹 Copper: Effective even on copper-plated FR4 PCB material

🔹 Reflective Surfaces: Deep, permanent engravings on chromed parts

🔹 Acrylic: High-contrast white lines on black acrylic

🔹 Leather: Clean, brown engravings without charring

🔹 Jewelry: Thin, precise engravings on gold or fake gold

🔹 Rust Removal & Coin Cleaning: Removes rust and cleans old coins effortlessly

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⚠️ Limitations of the xTool Infrared Laser Module:

While the xTool Infrared Laser Module is incredibly versatile, it's not the best choice for:

❌ Engraving wood, stone, paper, and other fibrous/organic materials

❌ Engraving colorless glass and clear materials without additives

❌ Engraving polyethylenes, polypropylenes, polyurethanes, and Teflon

❌ Laser cutting due to its 2W optical power limitation

In a nutshell, the Infrared Laser Module is a fantastic addition to your engraving arsenal, with its exceptional capabilities on a wide range of materials. Despite some limitations, it still proves to be a versatile tool that offers you exceptional engraving capabilities.

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