Laser Engravers & Cutters

Create custom signs, gifts, prototypes, and production parts with our Laser Engravers & Cutters—from desktop diode machines to powerful CO₂ and precision fiber systems. Pick the right wattage, work area, and features for wood, acrylic, leather, metals* and more.

• 🔦 Laser types: diode (blue 445–455 nm), CO₂ (10.6 µm), fiber (1064 nm) for metals/marking
• ⚡ Power: diode ~5–40 W optical; CO₂ ~40–150 W; fiber ~20–60 W (model-dependent)
• 🧱 Work area & mechanics: desktop to passthrough beds; rigid frames, linear rails & accurate focus Z
• 🧪 Materials: wood, plywood, MDF, leather, paper/card, rubber, cast acrylic (CO₂ cuts; diode engraves/paints), anodised/painted metals (diode mark), bare metal marking with fiber
• 💨 Air assist & exhaust: cleaner edges, less char; external fans/filters & enclosed housings available
• 🎯 Precision: fine beam spots, autofocus (CO₂/fiber), camera alignment & repeatable jigs
• 🧰 Rotary modules: engrave tumblers, bottles & rings (where supported)
• 🧠 Software: LightBurn / LaserGRBL / vendor apps; import SVG, DXF, PNG/JPG; Wi-Fi/USB control
• 🧳 Accessories: honeycomb beds, lens sets, nozzles, fume extractors, clamps & spare mirrors/tubes (CO₂)
• 🚚 Shipped fast from EU warehouse (4–6 business days)
• 🛡️ All machines include a 2-year warranty

How to choose: For hobby/desktop use and engraving on wood/leather, pick a diode unit (compact, low power). For cutting wood/acrylic and faster throughput, choose a CO₂ machine (40 W+). For marking/engraving bare metals (steel, aluminum), pick a fiber laser. Match work area to your largest piece and add air assist + fume extraction for best results.

Safety first: always wear the correct OD-rated goggles, use an enclosure with interlocks, and ventilate outdoors/through a filter. Keep a Class ABC fire extinguisher nearby. Do not cut PVC, vinyl, or unknown plastics (toxic/chlorine fumes). Avoid ABS (fumes/soot) and note that diode lasers won’t cut clear/white acrylic.

Complete your setup with rotary modules & honeycomb beds, fume extractors, safety goggles, and laser-safe materials.

*Metal cutting requires high-power CO₂ or fiber cutters not covered by all desktop models; most desktop fiber units are for engraving/marking.