Browse our wide collection of CO2 laser engraving machines which are also perfect wood engraving machines! From at-home desktop CO2 laser devices to high-powered CO2 laser cutting machines, find the best laser engraving machine for you here. Whether you're a DIY laser hobbyists or an experienced crafter with a booming laser business, OMTech laser machines deliver incredibly reliable laser engraving and cutting quality.
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MF2028-80 - 80W CO2 Laser Engraver Cutting Machine with 20" x 28" Working Area
AF2028-80 - 80W CO2 Laser Engraver Cutting Machine with 20" x 28" Working Area and Autofocus
OMTech Pronto 40 80W CO2 Laser Engraver and Cutter With Autofocus - Upgraded Version
OMTech Pro 2440, 80W AND 100W CO2 Laser Engraver CUTTING MACHINE WITH AUTOFOCUS and Built-in Water Chiller
AF2028-60 - 60W CO2 Laser Engraver Cutting Machine with 20'' x 28'' Working Area and Auto Focus
MF2028-100 - 100W CO2 Laser Engraver Cutting Machine with 20'' x 28'' Working Area
DF0812-40BN - K40+ - 40W CO2 Desktop Laser Engraver Machine with 8'' x 12'' Working Area and Detachable Honeycomb Workbed, Compatible with LightBurn
OMTECH PRO 3655, 130W AND 150W CO2 Laser Engraver and Cutter With Autofocus and Built-in Water Chiller
OMTech Pronto 60 130W CO2 Laser Engraver and Cutter With Autofocus - Upgraded Version
OMTech Pronto 45 100W CO2 Laser Engraver and Cutter With Autofocus - Upgraded Version
OMTech Pronto 75 150W CO2 Laser Engraver and Cutter With Autofocus - Upgraded Version
AF2440-100 - 100W CO2 Laser Engraver Cutting Machine with 24" x 40" Working Area and Auto Focus
MF1624-60 - 60W CO2 Laser Engraver Cutting Machine with 16'' x 24'' Working Area
AF2435-80 - 80W CO2 Laser Engraver Cutting Machine with 24''x 35" Working Area (with Auto Focus)
ZF3551-130 - 130W CO2 Dual Laser Engraver Cutting Machine with 35'' x 51'' Workbed with Dual Laser Tubes and Laser Heads
FAQ
The choice between autofocus and manual focus depends on your specific needs and preferences. Here's a breakdown:
Autofocus:
Pros: Convenient, especially for beginners. Automatically adjusts the focus for different material thicknesses.
Cons: Can be less precise than manual focus, especially for intricate details or uneven surfaces.
Manual focus:
Pros: Provides greater control over the focus point, allowing for more precise results.
Cons: Requires more time and skill to adjust the focus for each material and thickness.
Factors to consider when making your decision:
Frequency of use: If you're a beginner or only use the machine occasionally, autofocus might be more convenient.
Complexity of projects: If you're working on intricate designs or need the highest level of precision, manual focus may be better.
Budget: Manual focus systems are generally less expensive than autofocus systems.
What materials can a CO2 laser engraver and cutter deal with?
CO2 laser engravers and cutters are versatile machines capable of working with a wide range of non-metallic materials. Commonly processed materials include:
Wood: Plywood, MDF, balsa wood, hardwood, softwood and more.
Acrylic: Clear, colored, and frosted acrylic sheets.
Leather: For creating custom designs and patterns.
Fabric: For cutting and engraving fabrics like cotton, denim, linen and more.
Paper and cardstock: For creating intricate designs and personalized items.
Foam: For prototyping and creating 3D objects.
Glass: For engraving designs onto glass surfaces.
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Note: The specific materials a CO2 laser can process may vary depending on the laser's power, the material's thickness, and the desired outcome. It's always recommended to test with a small sample before processing a large piece.
Yes, CO2 laser machines are exceptionally well-suited for woodworking. They are considered as the best wood laser cutters and engravers with several advantages:
Precision: CO2 lasers can create intricate and detailed cuts and engravings with high precision.
Versatility: They can handle a wide variety of wood types and thicknesses.
Speed: Laser cutting and engraving is often faster than traditional woodworking methods.
Clean cuts: Lasers produce clean cuts with minimal burn marks or charring on wood.