7 products on file in this category, 4 of them with a full review. The rest are verified against the manufacturer's documentation and the live listing while their reviews get written.
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In the registry, no review written yet. The claims below come off the maker's own documentation and the live listing.
The enclosed diode to buy for cutting thick wood: 60W of optical output over a 400 x 400 mm bed, Class 1 with the lid shut, and airflow, flame and lens monitoring on the head. Focus is a manual block, the camera takes patience to calibrate, and Tom's Hardware saw laser light through its thin side panels at full power.
A 50W fiber galvo that marks and deep engraves bare metal, with a 110 mm and a 200 mm field lens in the box and an electric lift for focus. It ships open frame with a Class IV source, so the enclosure, the extraction and the LightBurn Galvo license are yours to add.
A rigid, autofocusing 60W MOPA fiber laser with one 175 mm lens, sold on this listing with LightBurn and a rotary. Ask Monport which laser source and controller ship before you order, and budget for the enclosure and extraction it does not include.
In the registry, no review written yet. The claims below come off the maker's own documentation and the live listing.
The easiest enclosed diode laser to start on: Class 1 with the lid shut, two cameras for placement, air assist and an exhaust fan built in. It cuts thin stock only, runs on xTool Studio rather than LightBurn, and its smoke has to go outdoors or into a purifier you buy separately.