Best for · High-power enclosed diode cutting
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$2,299.00
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Class 1 enclosed 48W diode laser with CoreXY motion, camera positioning, and a 400 × 390 mm work area.
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8.0 / 10
Strong enclosed high-power diode option with clear material limitations versus CO2.
Choose P3 48W when cutting power is the priority and dark acrylic, wood, and similar diode-compatible materials dominate. Choose P3 2IN1 when metal and plastic marking breadth matters more.
| Work area | 400 × 390 mm |
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| Maximum engraving speed | 800 mm/s |
| Motion system | CoreXY |
| Laser power | 48 W |
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| Enclosure | Class 1 |
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| Camera | built in |
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| Software | ACMER Studio, LightBurn, LaserGRBL |
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Best for · Enclosed diode and IR personalization
Class 1 enclosed CoreXY engraver combining diode and infrared laser paths with camera positioning.
Work area
400×390 mm
Laser
Diode + 2W IR
Enclosure
Class 1
Starting at
$899.00
$1,999.00
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Power
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Work area
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Laser
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Starting at
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Power
10 W
Work area
160×120 mm
Laser
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