CO2 LASER CUTTING & ENGRAVING

CO2 Laser Cutting and Engraving Machines

Process acrylic, wood, MDF, plywood, leather, fabric, paper, cardboard, rubber, double-color board, and selected plastics with professional CO2 laser cutting and engraving systems for compact, workshop, and large-format production.

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Our CO2 Laser Cutting and Engraving Models

Compare compact engraving systems, mid-format workshop machines, lifting-bed configurations, and large-format CO2 laser models based on your materials, working area, laser power, cutting thickness, and daily production requirements.

How to Choose the Right CO2 Laser Cutting and Engraving Machine

Choose a CO2 laser based on your material size, required power, cutting thickness, engraving applications, production volume, available workshop space, and the need to process taller or cylindrical objects.

By Working Area

Choose a bed size that accommodates your most common sheets or finished products, from compact 400 × 600 mm work to large-format 1500 × 3000 mm production.

By Laser Power and Material Thickness

Match the laser power to the material type, thickness, required cutting speed, engraving detail, and expected daily workload.

By Cutting and Engraving Requirements

Determine whether your workflow requires through-cutting, vector line engraving, raster images, surface marking, or a combination of these processes.

By Lifting Bed and Rotary Engraving

Choose a lifting platform and compatible rotary attachment when engraving bottles, logs, cylindrical products, or taller three-dimensional objects.

By Production Volume and Workshop Space

Compare compact, mid-format, and large-sheet machines according to available floor space, batch size, sheet handling, and expected production output.

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Compare Hightech CO2 Laser Cutting Machine Models

Compare working areas, published laser power options, recommended applications, lifting capabilities, and production roles across the five Hightech CO2 laser formats.

CompareHT CO2-6040HT CO2-7050 ZHT CO2-1390HT-1325HT CO2-1530
Best For Compact signage, gifts, crafts and samples Detailed engraving, taller objects and cylindrical products Sign shops, acrylic fabrication and general workshop use Large-format signage, woodworking and sheet processing Large sheets and industrial-scale production
Working Area 400 × 600 mm 700 × 500 mm 1300 × 900 mm 1300 × 2500 mm 1500 × 3000 mm
Laser Power 60W, 80W, 100W,
130W, 150W, 180W, 250W
50W or 60W 60W, 80W, 100W,
130W, 150W, 180W, 250W
60W, 80W, 100W,
130W, 150W, 180W, 250W
60W, 80W, 100W,
130W, 150W, 180W, 250W
Controller & File Formats Ruida DSP
AI, AutoCAD, BMP, CorelDRAW, DXF, PLT, RLD
LaserCAD / RDWorks V8
BMP, DSP, DWG, DXF, JPG, PLT, PNG
Ruida DSP
AI, AutoCAD, BMP, CorelDRAW, DXF, PLT, RLD
Ruida DSP
AI, AutoCAD, BMP, CorelDRAW, DXF, PLT, RLD
Ruida DSP
AI, AutoCAD, BMP, CorelDRAW, DXF, PLT, RLD
Published Speed Engraving: 0–1200 mm/s
Cutting: 0–600 mm/s
Engraving: 1000 mm/s
Cutting speed not published
Engraving: 0–1200 mm/s
Cutting: 0–600 mm/s
Engraving: 0–80,000 mm/min
Cutting: 0–60,000 mm/min
Engraving: 0–1200 mm/s
Cutting: 0–600 mm/s
Supported Materials Acrylic,
Density Board,
Double-Color Board,
Leather,
Paper,
Wood Board
Acrylic,
Cardboard,
Cloth,
Glass,
Leather,
Marble,
Rubber,
Two-Color Board,
Wood
Acrylic,
Density Board,
Double-Color Board,
Paper,
Wood Board
Acrylic,
Density Board,
Double-Color Board,
Leather,
Paper,
Wood Board
Acrylic,
Density Board,
Double-Color Board,
Leather,
Paper,
Wood Board
Special Configuration Optional rotary shaft
Optional lifting platform
200 mm lifting bed
Blade, optional flat plate or honeycomb platform
Optional rotary shaft
Optional lifting platform
Optional rotary shaft
Optional lifting platform
Double-head configuration
Autofocus laser-head design
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Why Choose Hightech CO2 Laser Machines?

Five Machine Formats for Different Production Needs

Choose from compact engraving machines, lifting-bed systems, mid-format workshop models, and large-format equipment for full-sheet and higher-volume production.

Multiple Cutting and Engraving Capabilities

One CO2 laser system can support material cutting, vector line engraving, raster images, relief work, and controlled surface marking for customized or repeated production.

Flexible Power, Controller and Accessory Options

Available configurations include multiple laser powers, Ruida DSP or compatible control systems, lifting beds, rotary attachments, water cooling, and single- or double-head arrangements.

Training and Long-Term Technical Support

Available services include setup guidance, operation training, remote technical assistance, spare-parts support, worldwide shipping, a one-year warranty, and long-term after-sales service.

Materials and CO2 Laser Applications

Hightech CO2 laser machines process a broad range of non-metallic materials for signage, woodworking, packaging, textile, leather, display, craft, and personalized production.

Acrylic and Double-Color Board

Produce acrylic letters, illuminated sign components, logos, display panels, identification plates, and detailed decorative parts.

Wood, MDF and Plywood

Cut or engrave furniture components, decorative panels, craft products, models, templates, gifts, and architectural details.

Leather, Fabric and Textiles

Create patterns, garment components, accessories, footwear parts, personalized leather products, and accurately shaped textile pieces.

Paper, Cardboard and Packaging

Process boxes, labels, paperboard, packaging prototypes, invitations, product inserts, and customized promotional materials.

Rubber and Selected Plastics

Cut or engrave approved rubber and plastic materials after confirming their composition, coating, thickness, and laser compatibility.

Glass, Stone and Cylindrical Objects

Engrave supported glass, stone, bottles, logs, and other cylindrical non-metal products using compatible lifting and rotary configurations.

Frequently Asked Questions

A CO2 laser cutting and engraving machine is a computer-controlled system that uses a focused CO2 laser beam to cut, engrave, or mark mainly non-metal materials.

Common materials include acrylic, wood, MDF, plywood, leather, fabric, paper, cardboard, rubber, double-color board, and selected plastics. Compatibility should be confirmed before processing coated, laminated, or chemically treated products.

The machines in this category are primarily intended for non-metal materials. Businesses processing steel, aluminum, copper, brass, or other metals should consider a fiber laser cutting machine.

The required laser power depends on the material, thickness, desired engraving detail, cutting speed, and expected daily production. The final configuration should be selected after reviewing the specific application.

Choose a working area large enough for your most common sheets or finished products. Available formats range from 400 × 600 mm for compact production to 1500 × 3000 mm for large-sheet and higher-volume processing.

Cutting passes through the material to create separate parts. Engraving modifies only the surface to create text, graphics, identification marks, textures, or decorative patterns.

Compatibility varies by model and may include Ruida, RDWorks, LaserCAD, AutoCAD, CorelDRAW, AI, DXF, BMP, PLT, DWG, JPG, PNG, and RLD.

Yes. A compatible rotary attachment rotates the object during engraving. The machine must also provide enough lifting height and internal clearance for the product diameter. The HT CO2-7050 Z includes a 200 mm lifting platform.

Available services may include setup guidance, operation training, remote technical assistance, spare-parts support, a one-year warranty, and long-term after-sales service. Exact terms should be confirmed in the final quotation.

The right model depends on your materials, maximum sheet size, cutting thickness, engraving requirements, workshop space, need for rotary or lifting accessories, and expected daily output.