FLUX Laser cutter

• Compact size: Suitable for smaller workspaces.
• Laser power: 30W CO2 laser.
• Work surface: 300 x 210 mm.
• Maximum engraving speed: 300mm/s.
• Camera example: Built-in camera.
• User-friendly software: Flux Studio.
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi and Ethernet.
• Safety features: Protective cover and emergency stop button.

• Medium Size: Suitable for medium size projects.
• Laser power: 40W CO2 laser.
• Work surface: 400 x 375 mm.
• Maximum engraving speed: 300mm/s.
• Camera example: Built-in camera.
• User-friendly software: Flux Studio.
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi and Ethernet.
• Safety features: Protective cover and emergency stop button.

• Large format: Suitable for larger projects and professional use.
• Laser power: 50W CO2 laser.
• Work surface: 600 x 375 mm.
• Maximum engraving speed: 300mm/s.
• Camera example: Built-in camera.
• User-friendly software: Flux Studio.
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi and Ethernet.
• Safety features: Protective cover and emergency stop button.

• Large format: Suitable for larger projects and professional use.
• Laser power: 60W CO2 laser.
• Work surface: 730 x 410 mm.
• Maximum engraving speed: 900mm/s.
• Camera example: Built-in camera.
• User-friendly software: Flux Studio.
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Ethernet and USB cable.
• Safety features: Protective cover and emergency stop button.
• Bed height: Automatic

Possibilities with the FLUX laser cutter

1. Woodworking: Create detailed woodcuts for decorative panels, puzzles, toys, furniture and more. Or use the engraving options of the Flux Lasercutter to personalize wood. For example, you can make gifts such as photo frames, key chains and commemorative plaques.
2. Acrylic: Cut complex shapes and patterns from acrylic sheets to create scale models, prototypes, lighting fixtures, and artistic installations. You can also engrave acrylic to add detailed designs to your creations.
3. Textiles: Personalize clothing, bags and other textile products with unique patterns and designs. The Flux Lasercutter can also be used to cut fabrics. Ideal for sewing projects such as quilts, cushions and garments.
4. Paper and Card: Cut detailed templates and patterns from paper and card. For example, you can make cards, packaging, and other craft projects. You can also engrave paper and cardboard to add an extra dimension to your designs.
5. Glass and Metals: Use the Flux Lasercutter to make detailed engravings on glass and metal surfaces. For example on drinking glasses, mirrors, jewelery and awards. For round objects such as bottles and glasses you need the Rotary Addon.

1. Laser tube: The CO2 laser tube is a critical part of the machine and can wear out over time. It is advisable to periodically check the laser tube for signs of aging or damage. Depending on the use and intensity of the work, you should replace the laser tube every 2 to 3 years.
2. Lenses and mirrors: The optical components, such as lenses and mirrors, are essential to the accuracy and efficiency of the laser cutter. Clean these components regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth and lens cleaning solution. This removes dust and soot accumulation. Damaged or scratched optics must be replaced to maintain optimum performance.
3. Air extraction: The air extraction system plays an important role in removing smoke and fumes generated during the cutting and engraving process. Check and clean the air filter regularly and replace it if necessary.
4. Water cooling: The water cooling system controls the temperature of the laser tube during operation. Regularly check the cooling water for impurities and top up or replace it if necessary.
5. Rails and guide mechanisms: Lubricate the linear rails and guide mechanisms of the FLUX laser cutter regularly. Do this with suitable lubricants. This allows you to ensure smooth movement and minimal wear.
6. Firmware and software updates: Keep the FLUX laser cutter up to date. You do this by regularly installing the latest firmware and software versions. These updates may contain performance improvements and bug fixes that contribute to a better user experience.