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xTool P2
xTool
55W CO2 laser for product businesses ready to scale cutting work
Small production cutting
Typical price range
$4,999 – $5,999
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A closed CO2 laser with a large working area and camera-assisted placement, suited to acrylic, wood, and leather product production.
EquipmentSelect Score
8.7 / 10
Strong option for small production businesses because of its work area, speed, and overall value.
Strong option when your revenue depends on cutting acrylic and wood at a higher duty cycle than diode lasers comfortably support. Evaluate total package cost including exhaust, riser, and conveyor accessories against expected weekly throughput.
| Laser Type | CO2 |
|---|---|
| Power | 55 W |
| Work Area | 600 x 380 mm |
|---|
| Software | xTool Creative Space |
|---|
| Approx. Footprint | Desktop / bench |
|---|---|
| Camera Assistance | Yes |
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Thunder Laser
Thunder Laser Nova 35
Thunder Laser
Production reliability
Production-minded CO2 laser for growing fabrication businesses
CO2
Laser Type
60–100 W
Power Options
900 x 600 mm
Work Area
Starting at
$8,999
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OMTech
OMTech AF2435-100
OMTech
Capacity per dollar
100W CO2 workhorse for shops prioritizing cutting capacity
CO2
Laser Type
100 W
Power
600 x 900 mm
Work Area
Starting at
$4,499
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xTool
xTool F1 Ultra
xTool
Fast product personalization
Dual-laser galvo system for fast marking and small-item production
Diode + Infrared (galvo)
Laser Type
20 + 20 W
Power
220 x 220 mm
Work Area
Starting at
$3,799
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Wood product businesses need enough bed size for common blanks, reliable engraving contrast, and a duty cycle that matches order volume—not just a low entry price.
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It can support regular production for many small businesses, provided ventilation, maintenance, and workflow are set up correctly. Extremely high-volume shops may still outgrow it.
It is commonly used for wood, acrylic, leather, paper, fabric, and some coated materials. Confirm material compatibility and local safety requirements before production.