Quarton ML-100 User Manual

ML-100 / ML-200 INSTRUCTIONS
OPERATION FUNCTIONS
OPERATION THE ML-100 / ML-200
1. Attach the ML-100 / ML-200 to the cutting machine with four M4 screws (screws not included).
2. When in heavy shock/vibration environments, users can place the rubber buffer between bottom
chassis and surface.
3. Four magnets are installed in the bottom chassis of ML-100/ML-200. It will have magnetic attraction
when it's on metal surface with iron.
4. Plug in ML-100 / ML-200 with the Type-C to USB Cable, then connect cable to the USB adapter.
5. USB adapter plug in the outlet and turn on the ON/OFF switch.
6. Loose the fixing screw gently and adjust the module housing to project the laser
line into position you want. Tighten the fixing screw to fix the laser’s position.
7. Loose the fixing ring. Rotate the adjustable bushing to find the angle you want.
Tighten the fixing ring to fix the laser line’s angle.
8. Cut the stuff along the laser line.
Fixing ring
Laser aperture
ON/OFF switch
Module housing
Adjustable bushing
Fixing screw
Screw holes
Type C
female connector
Bottom Side
Magnets
Magnets
3 meters Type C to USB cable
USB adapter
Same as cell phone USB charger

Quarton ML-100 Specifications

General

Brand	Quarton
Model	ML-100
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English

Summary

ML-100 / ML-200 Operation

Initial Setup and Connection

Attaching the unit, using rubber buffer, magnetic mounting, and connecting via USB.

Laser Line Adjustment

Adjusting the module housing for position and rotating the bushing for angle.

Cutting Procedure

Using the projected laser line to guide cutting operations.

Applications

Machine Applications

Examples of machinery where the laser line generator is used, such as stone cutting, press brakes, wood cutting, and grinders.

Specifications and Safety

ML-100 and ML-200 Specifications

Details on model name, dimensions, weight, wavelength, output power, operating temperature, housing, finishing, and power.

Safety Precautions

Guidelines for safe operation, including eye protection, avoiding direct beam, and not leaving the unit unattended.