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Snapmaker 10W High Power Laser Module
Snapmaker
Entry Snapmaker diode module
Typical price range
$159.00
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10W diode laser module for Snapmaker 2.0 / Artisan hosts (add-on; not a standalone engraver).
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7.4 / 10
Affordable Snapmaker diode module for existing hosts — not a first machine.
Choose 10W when you already have a Snapmaker host and want a lower-cost diode toolhead. New shops should buy a complete machine (Artisan) first.
| Laser type | diode |
|---|---|
| Laser power | 10 W |
| Working area | Host-dependent |
|---|
| Enclosure | open |
|---|---|
| Compatible hosts | 2.0 / Artisan |
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Creality
Enclosed Falcon2 production diode
Creality Falcon2 Pro, Diode laser (22W / 40W / 60W).
Power
22–60 W
Work area
400×400 mm
Laser
Diode
Starting at
$899.00
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Creality
Open-frame 40W diode throughput
Creality Falcon2 40W, Diode laser, 40W.
Power
40 W
Work area
400×415 mm
Laser
Diode
Starting at
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Power
10 W
Work area
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Laser
Diode
Starting at
$1,099.00
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