OMTech works out of Anaheim, California, and sells Chinese built CO2 cabinets with a US warehouse behind them. The range starts with 50W glass tube machines on a 300 by 500 mm bed and climbs to 100W and 150W cutters with 700 by 1000 mm tables, plus 20W to 50W fibre markers for steel and brass. Controllers are Ruida, so LightBurn drives the machine directly, and the price per watt is among the lowest on the market.
This is a workhorse for someone who does not mind maintenance: mirrors need alignment, the water chiller needs clean coolant, and the exhaust has to be real, not a hose out of the window. Documentation is thin in places and the first weeks often go into tuning. In exchange, a shop gets industrial cutting depth for the price of a premium desktop unit, and consumables such as tubes, lenses and belts are cheap and easy to source.
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