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$769.99
$1,099.99
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Open-frame 33W diode cutter with a 590 × 595 mm work area and automatic air assist.
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8.0 / 10
The power-focused S30 Ultra trim for large open-frame cutting jobs.
Choose S30 Ultra 33W when the 590 × 595 mm bed already fits the work but the 22W trim is the throughput constraint. Stay on 22W when bed size—not cutting power—is doing the selling.
| Laser type | diode |
|---|---|
| Laser power | 33 W |
| Working area | 590 × 595 mm |
|---|
| Enclosure | open |
|---|---|
| Air assist | included |
| Connectivity | USB, Bluetooth |
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