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LONGER officially releases LaserBurn 1.2.0—its smart engraving software now supporting Nano Duo, Nano Pro, Nano, and B1 series. Featuring AI-powered functions like auto-positioning, real-time preview, text-to-image design, and batch sync, this update transforms how creators work. The Ray5 series will join soon with future firmware support. With smarter control, advanced design tools, and flexible connectivity, LaserBurn 1.2.0 marks the next step in LONGER’s evolving ecosystem for laser engraving.

The cooling fan inside the laser module plays an important role in maintaining stable engraving and cutting performance. During long-term use, smoke and dust from laser processing may build up inside the fan and reduce airflow. In some...

Installing a camera on your laser engraver can greatly improve positioning accuracy and overall workflow efficiency. With a properly configured Longer camera system, you can preview your workspace, align materials more precisely, and reduce setup time for each project. This...

Installing a laser engraver enclosure correctly helps create a cleaner and safer working environment. For Longer B1 users, properly assembling the enclosure is important to ensure smooth airflow, effective smoke extraction, and comfortable engraving operation. This Longer B1...

Choosing the right laser engraver depends on your project requirements, material type, and desired processing speed. The Longer Ray5 series is available with different laser power options, including 5W, 10W, and 20W modules (also available with a 30W...

A rotary attachment allows Longer laser engravers to create designs on cylindrical objects such as tumblers, bottles, mugs, and pipes. Unlike flat engraving, rotary engraving requires accurate alignment because the object rotates during the engraving process. If the...

In LONGER's Nano series laser engraving machines, particularly the LONGER Nano Pro 12W, the structure of the galvo scanning marking head is composed of XY scanning mirrors, field lenses, galvos, and computer-controlled marking software.

The Longer Nano Series uses a USB Type-C connection for power supply and data communication. However, different USB Type-C cables may have different performance in power delivery, data transfer, and durability. This guide explains how to choose a...

This guide provides essential steps for avoiding vibrations when using chucks on the Longer Nano. When engraving curved surfaces, chucks are used to secure cylindrical objects for rotational engraving. If the chuck is not properly adjusted, vibrations may occur during engraving, which can distort the design.