Applies to: Titan series | You'll need: Material to cover unused honeycomb bed area (tape, a jig, or a sacrificial board)
Enabling this mode closes the top exhaust port to increase suction through the bottom exhaust. By increasing honeycomb bed coverage to over 95%, the vacuum platform function's hold-down effect is maximized.
Quick-Start Video
Step 1: Enable the Adsorption Platform
Locate the Start Adsorption Platform option on the touch panel under MENU → External Device. Press the slider to turn it to the Open state.
In this mode, the machine closes the top exhaust valve and diverts exhaust airflow to the bottom exhaust port, which pulls air through the honeycomb bed.
| External Device under MENU | Enable Vacuum Hold-Down Function |
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Step 2: Cover at Least 95% of the Honeycomb Bed
The honeycomb bed must be covered at least 95% for the function to be most effective. This concentrates the negative pressure under the workpiece, improving suction so the material stays flat and stable during engraving or cutting. Here are three common approaches:
| Mask the unused area with tape | Create a jig with pockets for your blanks | Pattern of holes in a sacrificial board |
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Step 3: Complete Your Project
Run your engraving or cutting job as normal.
Step 4: Turn Off the Adsorption Platform
When the vacuum adsorption platform function is no longer needed, turn off the Start Adsorption Platform option on the touch panel, then remove the auxiliary material from the platform.
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