Custom Engraved Pulmonary Condition Medical Alert Dog Tag

Instruction

MedicalAlertPulmonaryMedicalConditionDogTag

.xcs

Application scenario

Laser processing (3min)

Machine & module

xTool M1

10W

Compatibles · 10

Material used

Anodized Aluminum Bone Dog Tag-Blue

107

582

Information

      Engraving Settings: Optimally crafted using M1 engraving settings — Engrave Power 80, Speed 135, 1 pass, with 200 lines per inch, ensuring legibility and durability.

Time-efficient Production: Utilizing a jig for production not only guarantees uniformity but significantly reduces the creation time to about 3 minutes per tag, ideal for bulk orders.

Ideal for anyone with a pulmonary condition such as asthma, COPD, cystic fibrosis, or other lung diseases requiring quick identification for emergency responders. This engraved medical alert dog tag provides peace of mind for the wearer and their loved ones, knowing that critical health information is readily accessible in times of need. Its production efficiency and durability make it a trusted companion for anyone requiring medical identification in their day-to-day life.

Instruction

Step1: Set Up Your xTool M1

Power up your xTool and make sure XCS is installed on your computer.

Step2: Load the Dog Tag

Open the xTool Software

Create a New Project and load the above XCS file to create the dog tag. You can add additional text and even simple graphics if you would like depending on your preferences.

Step3: Prepare Your Dog Tag

Choose a Dog Tag suitable for engraving. Metal and aluminum tags are generally suitable but please ensure it is a type that is compatible with your machine.

Use the provided magnets or a jig to secure the dog tags to the engraving are of the xTool M1. Ensure the surface is flat and stable.

Step4: Machine Settings

In XCS open the above file or other settings to match your dog tag. These settings can include parameters like power, speed and passes which are crucial for a good engraving result.

Before starting the job ensure the laser is correctly focused on the surface of your dog tag.

Step5: Engraving

Use XCS to double check the positioning of the design on your dog tag.

Frame the dog tag to make sure the work piece is within the material.

Once everything is setup correctly, begin the engraving process. Monitor the engraving closely and do not leave the machine unattended.

Step6: Post-Engraving

Allow the engraving process to complete fully. Do not attempt to remove the dog tag while the machine is working.

After engraving is done and the machine has stopped, carefully remove the dog tag. Clean it with a soft cloth to remove any potential residue or dust from the engraving process.

Step7: Additional Tips