Best for · Budget large-bed Ultra diode
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$399.99
$599.99
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Open-frame 11W diode on the S30 Ultra large bed — US clearance trim of the Ultra chassis.
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7.4 / 10
Clearance Ultra large-bed entry when 11W is enough and capital is tight.
Choose Ultra 11W when bed area and capital matter more than cutting throughput. Step to Ultra 22W or 33W when paid jobs need faster or thicker diode cutting on the same chassis.
| Laser type | diode |
|---|---|
| Laser power | 11 W |
| Working area | 600 × 600 mm |
|---|
| Enclosure | open |
|---|---|
| Air assist | included |
| Connectivity | USB, Bluetooth |
|---|
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
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Best for · Open-frame 40W diode throughput
Creality Falcon2 40W, Diode laser, 40W.
Power
40 W
Work area
400×415 mm
Laser
Diode
Starting at
$639.00
$1,319.00
Best for · Portable dual-laser personalization
Portable dual-laser engraver: 10W 450nm diode + 2W 1064nm IR, 160 × 120 mm basic area.
Power
10 W
Work area
160×120 mm
Laser
Diode
Starting at
$1,099.00
$1,999.00
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