Epilog Zing 24 — Slate

What speed should I use to engrave Slate on the Epilog Zing 24?

The top-rated community setting uses 300 mm/s at 70% power. Bright, consistent white engrave on slate with no banding — one area where the Epilog clearly outperforms budget CO2 machines. The servo-driven head maintains even speed across the slate surface. Wipe clean after engraving. Great for wedding gifts and memorial items.

Can the Epilog Zing 24 cut Slate?

Cutting Slate on the Epilog Zing 24 may be possible but no verified cut settings have been submitted yet. You can contribute your own tested settings using the button above.

How many passes does the Epilog Zing 24 need to engrave Slate?

All settings here use a single pass. Confirm focus and do a small test burn before committing to your final design.

Do I need air assist for Slate on the Epilog Zing 24?

Air assist is not flagged as required for these settings, but it is good practice during cutting operations to keep the lens clean and reduce char buildup.

What DPI should I use to engrave Slate on the Epilog Zing 24?

Settings here use 300 DPI. For photographic detail or fine artwork, consider testing at higher DPI, but expect longer run times.