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Creality
Creality Falcon2 Pro
Enclosed Falcon2 production diode
Creality Falcon2 Pro, Diode laser (22W / 40W / 60W).
Power
22–60 W (config-dependent)
Laser
Diode
Starting at
$899.00
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TwoTrees
TwoTrees TTS-55 Pro
TwoTrees
TwoTrees TTS-55 Pro
Entry open-frame 5.5W diode
Typical price range
$159.00
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Entry open-frame diode engraver with 5.5W optical power and 300 × 300 mm area (TwoTrees).
Key specifications
- Laser type
- diode
- Laser power
- 5.5 W
- Working area
- 300 × 300 mm
EquipmentSelect Score
6.8 / 10
Entry TTS-55 Pro 5.5W for budget open-frame learning — limited as a production cutter.
EquipmentSelect assessment
Fine for learning and light engraving. Most product businesses should compare higher-watt open diodes or enclosed entry machines before committing.
Best for
- Learning open-frame diode engraving on a tight budget
- Light craft marking on a compact 300 × 300 mm bed
- Buyers who explicitly want the TTS-55 Pro, not TTS-20 Pro
Limitations
- 5.5W limits cutting thickness and throughput quickly
- Open frame with no enclosure story for shared spaces
- Easy to outgrow toward 10W–20W open-frame machines
Technical specifications
Laser
| Laser type | diode |
|---|---|
| Laser power | 5.5 W |
Work Area
| Working area | 300 × 300 mm |
|---|
Performance
| Maximum speed | 30000 mm/min |
|---|
Hardware
| Enclosure | open |
|---|
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Power
40 W
Laser
Diode
Starting at
$639.00
LaserPecker
LaserPecker LP4
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
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