FLUX LASER products are here: a buying guide

The new products from FLUX LASER, one of the most important and cutting-edge brands in the field of professional laser cutting and engraving tools, have arrived at the 3Digital online store. The young Taiwanese company has recently released updated versions of its flagship engravers, Beamo and Beambox, now in their second version, in addition to expanding the HEXA engraver series with a new version called RF.

The Beamo II is a 30W desktop CO2 laser engraver and cutter. It is compact (61.5 x 44.5 x 17.7 cm) with a 30 x 21 cm work area, designed for professional, educational, and small business settings. The machine processes a wide range of materials, including pre-treated metals, ensuring a resolution of 1,000 dpi and engraving detail down to 0.05 mm. The workflow is guided by the integration of an HD camera with the Beam Studio software for project preview and positioning. Safety features include an automatic lock upon opening the lid, internal water cooling, and an emergency stop.

Compared to the first generation, the Beamo II optimizes its 30W power management to increase speed and cutting penetration. The HD camera vision system has been refined for optical distortion correction, ensuring more precise alignment in the connected software. The liquid cooling circuit has been enhanced to extend the laser tube's lifespan during prolonged sessions. Finally, the mechanical structure features tighter tolerances for greater stability and offers extended compatibility with accessories such as the rotary module and the additional diode laser.

The Beambox II stands in the FLUX range as the higher power and capacity alternative to the Beamo II, designed for professional settings, high-productivity labs, and intensive use. With a desktop structure of 25 x 83 x 67 cm, the engraver integrates a 40W water-cooled CO2 laser for cutting and engraving wood, leather, acrylic, cardboard, and select treated metals. The system offers a resolution of 1,000 dpi and engraving detail down to 0.05 mm. The integrated HD camera interacts with the software and any connectable mobile devices for previewing and precision positioning of graphics on the material.

Compared to the first generation, the Beambox II features a redesigned structure that reduces vibration at high speeds and improves accuracy in thick cuts. The HD vision system integrates an updated sensor with refined wide-angle distortion correction for more faithful path alignment. The enhanced liquid cooling circuit stabilizes the laser tube temperature during prolonged sessions, preventing thermal power drops and extending the lifespan of the components. Compared to the Beamo II, it offers a larger work area and greater beam penetration, making it ideal for continuous production and large-format work.

The HEXA RF represents the company's top-of-the-line model for CO2 laser engraving and cutting, designed specifically for professional applications and high-intensity workflows. Compared to the other models, it is equipped with an even larger work area that reaches dimensions of 730 x 410 mm, and above all, it integrates a radio-frequency (RF) metal tube, available in 30W, 60W, and 80W powers with integrated air cooling, eliminating the need for maintenance on the liquid circuit. The unit achieves a maximum speed of 2,000 mm/s with 3G acceleration, a 2,000 DPI resolution, and an ultra-fine 0.07 mm laser spot. Operational precision is supported by a dual HD camera system (one wide-angle and one for close-ups) with autofocus, and it guarantees full compatibility with Beam Studio and LightBurn software.

Compared to the HEXA line with glass tubes and the compact Beamo II and Beambox II models, radio-frequency technology extends the source's lifespan up to 20,000 hours—double that of traditional tubes—and doubles both the working speed (from 900 to 2,000 mm/s) and the maximum resolution (up to 2,000 DPI). The 0.07 mm laser beam, four times more precise than the 0.3 mm standard, guarantees extremely narrow cutting grooves and high-definition engravings. In the most powerful version, the efficiency of the 80W RF source allows for cutting up to 32 mm of acrylic in a single pass, while also integrating with advanced accessories such as extendable bases, rotary chucks, and automatic pass-through feeding systems for continuous large-format work.

It is also important to specify that all three models in the catalog are certified as Class 1 laser devices, the highest safety category provided by international regulations. The fully sealed structure makes these machines completely "eye-safe," ensuring that laser radiation remains entirely confined within the chassis during operation and preventing any risk of accidental exposure to the eyes or skin. Thanks to these rigorous standards and the integrated automatic locks upon opening, these engravers are the ideal choice for any environment where safety is an absolute priority, such as educational institutions, teaching laboratories, offices, and shared workspaces.

SO, WHICH ONE TO CHOOSE?

Choosing the ideal laser engraver from our FLUX catalog depends on the size of your projects, frequency of use, and the level of precision required. For those approaching this sector for the first time, the main distinction lies in the balance between size, power, and the type of laser source.

The Beamo II model represents the ideal entry-level solution for beginners, hobbyists, schools, and small businesses: it is compact, easily adapts to any desk, and offers all the power and precision needed to work on personalized items and small batches with maximum simplicity. If operational needs require working with larger materials, deeper cuts, or daily, continuous use, the Beambox II is the natural next step, offering a larger work area and faster execution speed for professional settings. Finally, for high-productivity labs, rapidly expanding companies, or those requiring the highest detail accuracy, the top-of-the-range HEXA RF is the premier choice: its radio-frequency laser technology guarantees exceptional tube longevity, minimal maintenance, and industrial-level engraving speed and sharpness.

Whatever your choice, all three models presented—Beamo II, Beambox II, and HEXA RF—are available for purchase on our online store. By accessing the section dedicated to laser engravers, you can consult detailed technical data sheets, compare specifications, and choose the solution best suited to your operational and production needs.