A 60W CO2 cabinet with a 600 by 400 mm bed, a Ruida controller and motorised autofocus, sold in bundles that include an industrial water chiller. The extra tube power over the common 40W and 50W models shows up on 10 mm acrylic and hardwood, where slower machines need two or three passes and leave more charring.
This is workshop equipment rather than a countertop toy. It needs a dedicated spot, a chiller, an exhaust run and a 20 amp friendly outlet, and the assembly is on the buyer. In exchange the running costs are low and the platform is standard: LightBurn or RDWorks, ordinary CO2 optics, a rotary axis for tumblers. Small businesses cutting acrylic signage or batch engraving wood will get the most out of it.
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