The Chikin Two Heads Laser Cutting Machine (Dual-head laser PCB separator) revolutionizes PCB depaneling by utilizing two independent laser heads working in parallel — dramatically increasing throughput while maintaining exceptional cut quality. This Two Heads Laser Cutting Machine is optimized for separating panelized boards with zero mechanical stress, no dust generation, and superior edge smoothness compared to routing or punching.

Robust Construction with Granite Built on a premium granite base, the Two Heads Laser Cutting Machine ensures outstanding vibration damping and thermal stability — critical for consistent micron-level accuracy when both heads operate simultaneously at high speeds.
High Accuracy Linear Guide and Ballscrew Featuring top-grade German Rexroth or Japanese linear rails and ballscrews, this Two Heads Laser Cutting Machine provides ultra-smooth, backlash-free gantry motion with rapid traverse speeds and tight ±0.01 mm repeatability / positioning accuracy for complex contours and tight-tolerance depaneling.
Advanced Dual-Head & Automation Features The Two Heads Laser Cutting Machine incorporates dual synchronized laser sources (CO₂ or fiber optional), CCD vision for automatic fiducial/edge alignment, auto-focus/height sensing, assist gas control for clean cuts, real-time power modulation, and efficient smoke/dust extraction — enabling parallel processing of multiple panels or zones without tool wear.

Core Technical Highlights

Two high-power laser heads (parallel operation for 1.8–2.5× throughput)
Cutting thickness: 0.1–3 mm typical (FR4, rigid-flex, thin metal substrates)
Precision: ±0.01 mm position, minimal kerf width
Granite base + stable motion system
CCD fiducial alignment + auto-nesting software (Gerber/ODB++ import)
Assist gas (air/N2) for oxide-free edges
English interface, MES ready
Power: 220V/380V 3PH
Compact design with easy access for maintenance

This Two Heads Laser Cutting Machine excels in high-volume depaneling of rigid-flex, HDI, thin FR4 panels, and sensitive assemblies — offering burr-free, stress-free results, reduced scrap, and no post-processing needs.

Fully compatible with Chikin’s PCB ecosystem (drilling/routing, V-CUT, AOI, flying probe).

Backed by 3-year warranty and 24-hour global support — the Two Heads Laser Cutting Machine is your high-throughput, high-quality depaneling solution for 2026.

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