Step 2
Select Your Laser Power
‹ Select a Different Laser Platform
Laser power affects the overall processing capability of your laser system. Generally, higher power lasers can cut through thicker materials and can engrave more quickly than lower power lasers can.
Because most of our platforms are designed for Rapid Reconfiguration™, you can easily upgrade your laser power later or switch between multiple laser sources to achieve the optimum result for the task at hand.
Select Your Laser Power10 Watts
Entry level power for light surface engraving operations and cutting thin materials.
Entry level power for light surface engraving operations and cutting thin materials.
20-30 Watts
Low to medium power level for moderate-speed cutting and engraving and high-speed, low power engraving. Not recommended for thick cutting operations.
Low to medium power level for moderate-speed cutting and engraving and high-speed, low power engraving. Not recommended for thick cutting operations.
40-60 Watts
Medium power level for deeper high-speed engraving and thick cutting operations at average speeds.
Medium power level for deeper high-speed engraving and thick cutting operations at average speeds.
60-75 Watts
Medium to high power level that is ideal for high-output engraving and cutting operations.
Medium to high power level that is ideal for high-output engraving and cutting operations.
75-150 Watts
High power for heavy cutting and deep, high-throughput engraving. Systems equipped with dual lasers give you the option of turning one laser off for precision engraving of softer materials.
Laser power above 75 Watts requires two laser sources and dual laser configuration.
High power for heavy cutting and deep, high-throughput engraving. Systems equipped with dual lasers give you the option of turning one laser off for precision engraving of softer materials.
Laser power above 75 Watts requires two laser sources and dual laser configuration.