Laser Cutters & Engravers
We offer professional laser systems by xTool for precision cutting and engraving across materials like wood, acrylic, metal, leather, rock, and more. Our selection includes machines for hobbyists, crafters, small businesses, and other applications.
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Popular laser types and their best uses:
- Diode lasers: For engraving wood, leather, and some plastics
- CO₂ lasers: For engraving non-metal materials like wood, acrylic, and glass
xTool is the perfect choice for any of your laser cutting and engraving needs with any budget. All of our cutter options feature a high working speed and mighty cutting power
Key features across xTool laser systems:
- Engraving speeds of up to 4000 mm/s
- Dual cameras (16MP) and LiDAR ranging systems
- Automatic focus
- Handles a variety of materials
- Compatible with software like XCS and Lightburn
FAQs for Laser Cutters & Engravers
What can you do with a laser engraver?
Laser engravers can etch text, images, and patterns on wood, acrylic, leather, glass, stone, and metal (depending on the machine). They’re perfect for custom signs, gifts, jewelry, business branding, and detailed craft projects
What’s the difference between a diode laser and a CO₂ laser?
Diode lasers are great for engraving wood, leather, and some plastics. CO₂ lasers are more versatile for cutting and engraving non-metal materials like wood, acrylic, glass, and fabric.
What materials can a laser cutter handle?
Our xTool laser cutters can work on wood, acrylic, leather, paper, certain metals (with the right settings), stone, glass, and more. Always check the machine specs and material safety guidelines.
How do I choose the right laser cutter or engraver?
Consider what materials you’ll use most, your budget, and your project size. Diode lasers are budget-friendly for engraving softer materials; CO₂ lasers handle a wider range and thicker cuts.
Are laser engravers safe to use?
Yes, when used properly. Always follow safety instructions, wear protective goggles if needed, ensure good ventilation, and never leave a running laser unattended.
Laser Cutters & Engravers

