5W UV laser: Uses a 355 ± 5 nm ultraviolet laser. UV energy is absorbed by a very wide range of materials, allowing relatively “cold” processing with less melting or burning.
Very high speed: Up to 15,000 mm/s, making it suitable for commercial production.
200 × 200 mm surface engraving area:Suitable for plaques, panels, glassware, electronics, acrylic products and other small-to-medium workpieces.
3D inner engraving: Designed for engraving inside transparent materials such as glass and crystal, using a dedicated inner-engraving lens. The inner engraving area is 70 × 70 mm.
Dual field lenses: Separate lenses are used for surface and inner engraving, allowing the machine to optimize each process.
Dual 48 MP cameras: Provides automated positioning/autofocus and approximately 0.2 mm positioning accuracy, useful for repeatable production.
Conveyor support: The conveyor enables batch processing of the same design and different designs, as well as processing larger/longer materials.
Wide material compatibility: Suitable for glass, acrylic, plastics, wood, leather, metal, ceramics, stone, silicone and more. UV processing can reduce problems such as melted acrylic, yellowed wood and burnt leather edges.
Cutting capability: The UV laser can cut various materials, but the conveyor itself is for engraving only and does not support cutting.
Air cooling: The F2 Ultra UV uses an air-cooling system rather than water cooling.
Maximum flat-object height: Up to 150 mm.
Connectivity:Wi-Fi, USB and IP/network connection.
Compact machine dimensions: Approximately 294 × 429 × 520 mm.
xTool Studio software: Supports camera-based positioning, material presets, batch workflows and processing-path preview.
AI-assisted 3D engraving: xTool advertises one-click 3D model generation from images/text and automated workflows for inner engraving.
Glass & crystal: surface engraving and 2D/3D inner engraving Acrylic & plastics: detailed marks with reduced melting compared with conventional lasers Leather & wood: fine engraving with less scorching Metal: marking/engraving applications Ceramics & stone: detailed permanent marking Mass production: conveyor + camera positioning + batch processing
