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Motherboard: 32 bits motherboard with 32 Bits MCU
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Firmware: GRBL1.1
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OS of Upper Computer: Windows ( Working with LaserGRBL ), MAC OS and Linux /Phone(Bring yourown software)
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Power Supply: 12V 5A 60W
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USB Interface:Type C
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Electrical Power :80W
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Actual Power:10W
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Wavelength:450nm
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Input Format: NC, BMP, JPG, PNG, DXF, etc.
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Carving Area: X: 400MM x Y: 400MM
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Image size: No Limit ( The pixel accuracy could be adjusted freely, and the default is 300 pixels per inch, it's about 0.81um pixel precision )
Tip:The gantry structure does not need to be assembled. The others are all parts and need to be assembled by yourself. We provide instructions and video tutorials. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

10W Actual Output

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Laser:80W Effective Power
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Optical power output:10W
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Current:3.8A
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Laser tube:2xLD+FAC+C-Lens
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Laser wavelength:445nm±5nm
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Beam shape:Dot ( Fixed Focus )
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Operating voltage:DC 12V
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Focus:0.08*0.08
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PWM/TTL input:0-5V
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Input interface:XH2.54-3Pin (+,-, PWM/TTL)
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TTL output power:> 1K HZ output power = continuous power x 40%
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Working frequency:<30KHz
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Laser class:Class IV
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Safe temperature range:15 ℃ ~40 ℃
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Life time:15000~20000 hours
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Anti-static: Up to 25kV static electricity can be eliminated
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Shell: Frosted material, good heat dissipation
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Magnetic blower protective shell:Constitutes an air duct, has good heat dissipation, and protects eyes and lasers




The air pump is not included. If you need an air pump, please purchase the following link:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/196034701547
(The picture is only to show that the laser can be connected to an air pump)




LightBurn( paid software, lightburnsoftware.com ) supports Windows, Mac OS, and Linux. It's the most popular paid carving software in the world, very easy to use.LaserGRBL for engraving and cutting.LaserGRBL( free software ) supports Windows XP, 7, 8, 10.
LaserGRBL is the most popular carving software in the world, could import different format images, you could editing in PhotoShop, Inkscape, CAD, etc. and then connect to the engraver via laser




