Answer: Yes, it can cut transparent acrylic material. Using 100% power at a speed of 50 mm/min, it can cut through acrylic with a thickness of 20 mm in a single pass.
Note: Cutting acrylic produces a strong odor. It is recommended to use the AtomStack D4 purifier or extend the exhaust hose directly outdoors.
Answer: The standard engraving area is 500 mm x 300 mm.
Note: If using the R7 conveyor feeder accessory, the engraving area can reach 500 mm x 800 mm. Refer to the "How to Use the Conveyor Feeder on Hurricane" section for details.
Answer: No, cutting glass is not supported. Using a CO2 laser to cut glass may cause it to shatter. Engraving on glass is supported.
Answer: If the tray and honeycomb board are not removed, the maximum material thickness that can be processed inside the housing is 25 mm. If the tray and honeycomb board are removed and the base is raised, theoretically, materials of unlimited thickness can be processed.
Answer: Yes. By using the R7 conveyor, the engraving area can be expanded to 500 mm x 800 mm. Refer to the "How to Use the Conveyor Feeder on Hurricane" section for details.
Answer: It is recommended to use the AtomStack D4 purifier. The diameter of its fan flange is 75 mm.
Answer: The fan speed is 6500 r/min, and it can easily remove smoke and dust from inside the housing.
Answer: The Hurricane features a fully enclosed housing design and has passed IEC/EN60825-1 Class 1 certification, meeting Class 1 laser product safety standards. The enclosed structure, combined with a high-power exhaust fan, and connection via hose to the AtomStack D4 purifier or direct outdoor venting, can effectively isolate toxic gases and odors.
Answer: The water level in the tank can be seen on the side of the housing. When the water level drops to the minimum (MINIMUM), water must be added up to the maximum (MAXIMUM) to ensure proper cooling and prevent abnormal operation. The water level markings are shown in Figure 22.
Cooling Water Replacement Cycle: Replace the cooling water every 200 hours of operation or when the water becomes cloudy.

Figure 22
Answer: It is recommended to operate the machine within a temperature range of 5°C to 35°C. Do not operate under freezing conditions. When the ambient temperature falls below 5°C, antifreeze must be added to the water tank. Refer to the section "Should antifreeze be added to the Hurricane water tank when the temperature is below 0°C?" for details.
Answer: Yes. To prevent the water in the tank from freezing, antifreeze must be added when the temperature falls below 5°C. Ensure that the antifreeze used is non-corrosive. The recommended water-to-antifreeze mixing ratio is as follows:
| Minimum Operating Temperature | Ratio |
|---|---|
| -42℃~-45℃ | 6:4 (60% antifreeze, 40% water) |
| -32℃~-35℃ | 5:5 (50% antifreeze, 50% water) |
| -22℃~-25℃ | 4:6 (40% antifreeze, 60% water) |
| -12℃~-15℃ | 3:7 (30% antifreeze, 70% water) |
| 0℃~-5℃ | 2:8 (20% antifreeze, 80% water) |
Answer: Yes. For engraving, bitmap and vector images can be set with different power levels — please refer to the recommended parameter table. For cutting 3 mm leather, the recommended settings are 80% power and 800 mm/min speed.
Answer: Yes. You can scan the QR code on the packaging or visit www.atomstack.com to obtain the AtomStack App installation package. Refer to the Hurricane Connection and Usage video.
Answer: Yes. You can use the R6, R8, or R8 PRO rotary attachments to assist with engraving. Note that the H3 riser must also be used. Refer to the Hurricane Rotary Accessory Usage video.
Answer: The Hurricane supports the following software:
Answer: Airflow ≥ 30 L/min. Ambient noise: 45 dB; product noise: 66 dB.
Answer: Yes. Hurricane adopts a modular design, making accessory replacement easy. Replacement tutorial videos are available.
Answer: The maximum travel during auto-focus is 40 mm; the maximum travel during manual movement is 43 mm.
Answer: At least 510 mm of clearance from the wall is required to prevent the R7 conveyor from hitting it.
Answer: The lifespan is 10,000 hours. Ensure that cooling water is added to the water tank during operation, and maintain the water level above the marked minimum level.
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