For GCC LaserPro X-Series Models X380, X252, MG-X380HYB

For GCC LaserPro X500 Series

Shear, 12" Modular- Combo (Plastics & Metals)

* Select between Metric or Imperial Guide Rullers

GCC 24100253G Shift-Lever Cam (Black) , Jaguar 

Side Support Left(Black) for GCC Expert 24

Side Support Right(Black) for GCC Expert 24

Slide Bracket for simple stand (CS only) Expert 24

GCC LaserPro Unveils SmartEYES™ CCD for S400

As one of the leading manufacturers of equipment for the visual communication industry, GCC is thrilled to launch GCC SmartEYES CCD for S400 laser engraving machine.

Spark Notes: 100mm In-Line Compact
Machine Model: Analog Series

Export Notes:  HTS Code #:  8421.39.8015, Made in the UK-England
Freight Class: 125, NMFC# 069100-03

Serie of baffles in the box… Air slows down inside the box as the cross-sectional duct area is increased to allow for larger particulate in the air stream to drop out. Air in the duct also turns through the baffles several times, this allows the largest particulate (those capable of carrying thermal energy) to transfer their energy to the cooler baffles and turn off

For GCC LaserPro X-Series Models X380, X252, MG-X380HYB

For GCC LaserPro X500 Series

Shear, 12" Modular- Combo (Plastics & Metals)

* Select between Metric or Imperial Guide Rullers

GCC 24100253G Shift-Lever Cam (Black) , Jaguar 

Side Support Left(Black) for GCC Expert 24

Side Support Right(Black) for GCC Expert 24

Slide Bracket for simple stand (CS only) Expert 24

GCC LaserPro Unveils SmartEYES™ CCD for S400

As one of the leading manufacturers of equipment for the visual communication industry, GCC is thrilled to launch GCC SmartEYES CCD for S400 laser engraving machine.

Spark Notes: 100mm In-Line Compact
Machine Model: Analog Series

Export Notes:  HTS Code #:  8421.39.8015, Made in the UK-England
Freight Class: 125, NMFC# 069100-03

Serie of baffles in the box… Air slows down inside the box as the cross-sectional duct area is increased to allow for larger particulate in the air stream to drop out. Air in the duct also turns through the baffles several times, this allows the largest particulate (those capable of carrying thermal energy) to transfer their energy to the cooler baffles and turn off