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Laser cutting and engraving machines

CO₂ Laser Cutters & Engravers — professional laser cutting and engraving machines ranging from 80W to 300W for wood, MDF, plexiglass, acrylic, fabric, leather, paper, and other non-metallic materials. From compact 500×700 (€4,000) to industrial 2000×4000 (€28,000), with autofocus, servo or stepper drive, training, installation, and service support throughout Greece.

See the 17 CO₂ laser models, prices, materials, and specs

What is a CO₂ laser cutter?

The CO₂ laser cutter uses a laser beam generated by carbon dioxide (CO₂) gas to cut and engrave non-metallic materials with high precision and speed. It is the most widely used laser technology for signage, small-scale manufacturing, workshops, and production lines, as it performs exceptionally well on organic and synthetic materials, producing a clean, burr-free edge and a very high-quality finish.

Our models — CO₂ Laser Cutter (B2B prices excluding VAT)

ModelPrice
CO₂ Laser 500×700 80–100 W stepping€4.000
CO₂ Laser 500×700 with servo motor€4.500
900×600 100W CO₂ Laser€5,500–€5,800
CO₂ Laser 1300×900 130–150 W€6,500–€7,000
CO₂ Laser 1600×1000 130–150 W€13.800
CO₂ Laser Velcro 450 mm€13.400
Fabric CO₂ Laser + CCD Camera€19.800
CO₂ Metal Cut 1300×2500€18.000
CO₂ Metal Cut 1500×3000€24.000
CO₂ Metal Cut 2000×4000€28.000

Cutting & Engraving Materials

  • Wood & MDF — cutting & engraving for signs, decorative items, letters, and models.
  • Plexiglass / Acrylic — clean, polished edge for displays and awards.
  • Fabric & Velcro — with a feeding system for continuous roll cutting.
  • Leather, foam, paper & composites — accessories, packaging, prototyping.

What's included

  • Water chiller (CW-3000 or CW-5200, depending on the capacity).
  • Smoke extraction system (vapor extractor).
  • Operator training: 4–6 hours on-site.
  • Installation by a specialized team.
  • Blade & honeycomb surfaces for every application.

Laser power (80W – 300W)

Power determines the thickness and cutting speed. 80–100W covers general craft applications, 130–150W handles greater thicknesses and offers higher productivity, while higher power ratings (up to 300W in special versions) are intended for industrial production. Please provide us with material, thickness, and volume for the correct power recommendation.

Servo or stepper motors?

Stepper motors are a reliable and cost-effective solution for general-purpose applications. Servo motors are recommended for high speeds, large work areas, and continuous production, offering precision and stability in demanding applications.

Autofocus & software

The autofocus system adjusts the focus correctly based on the thickness of the material, while the user-friendly software is compatible with most design programs, ensuring fast and consistent production.

Applications

Signs & labels, small-scale manufacturing, advertising displays, fabric & Velcro production, gift items, awards, packaging, architectural models, and industrial cutting of large sheets.

CO₂, Metal Cut, or Fiber?

Standard CO₂ lasers cut non-metallic materials. For cutting thin metal along with non-metallic materials, there are CO₂ Laser Cutter Metal Cut models, while for cutting metal exclusively and thicker materials, the right choice is a fiber metal cutting laser.

Operating costs

Operating costs include electricity consumption, cooling (chiller), and optical consumables (lenses, mirrors). Professional CO₂ lasers have predictable costs and a low cost per unit, especially in mass production using nesting.

Cutting quality & nesting

CO₂ technology offers clean, burr-free cutting and detailed engraving with consistent results for repetitive tasks. With the nesting function, multiple parts are automatically positioned on a single sheet for maximum material utilization and minimal waste, reducing the cost per unit in mass production.

Feeding system & CCD camera

For fabric and Velcro applications, models equipped with a feed system enable continuous roll cutting, dramatically increasing productivity. When combined with a CCD camera, the machine recognizes patterns and precisely cuts printed designs, making it ideal for industrial fabric production.

Safety & Ventilation

Professional CO₂ lasers feature an enclosed design for safe operation, a fume extraction system, and an external cooling unit. Proper installation of the fume extraction system ensures clean results and a safe working environment, especially during continuous operation lasting many hours.

Worktop (blade & honeycomb)

The machines feature an interchangeable work surface: a honeycomb table for clean cutting of small pieces without marks on the back, and a blade table for larger sheets and heavier cuts. This covers every application, from fine engraving to cutting large panels, with consistent quality and production flexibility.

Usability, Connectivity & Support

Many models support mobile control and monitoring (Android & iOS) as well as USB or network connectivity, making it easy to manage production remotely. The user-friendly software allows for quick loading of designs and parameter settings for each material. In every market, we provide a technical support hotline, training, and readily available spare parts to keep your production running smoothly.

Why CNC Laser Deals

CNC Laser Deals has been operating in Greece since 2014, offering a stock of spare parts and consumables, nationwide technical support, and operator training. Live demonstrations are available at our workshop before purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions — CO₂ Laser Cutters & Engravers

What materials can a CO₂ laser cut and engrave?
Wood, MDF, acrylic/plexiglass, leather, fabric, foam, paper, and non-metallic composite materials, with a clean, burr-free cut edge.
Can a CO₂ laser cut metal?
Standard CO₂ lasers do not cut metal. For thin metal, there are CO₂ metal-cutting models, while for industrial metal cutting, a fiber laser is used.
What thickness does it cut?
It depends on the power (80–300W) and the material—for example, up to ~20–25mm of wood or acrylic at higher power settings. Please provide the material and thickness for an accurate quote.
Which power setting should I choose?
From 80–100 W for general small-scale manufacturing to 130–300 W for production and greater material thicknesses/speeds.
Servo motors or stepper motors?
Stepper motors are cost-effective and reliable for general-purpose applications; servo motors are recommended for high speeds and continuous operation.
How much does a CO₂ laser cost? (prices)
From €4,000 for compact models to €28,000 for large-format industrial models, excluding VAT. Call 210 5759375 for a quote and demo.
CO₂ or fiber laser?
CO₂ for non-metallic materials (wood, acrylic, fabric). Fiber for cutting/engraving metal. Choose based on the materials you use in your production.
Do you provide installation, training, and service?
Yes. Delivery, installation, operator training, and technical support with spare parts throughout Greece.

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