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Thunder Laser Bolt 30W

Compact enclosed CO₂ laser with RF tube, camera and 2,000 mm/s. Designed for engraving speed and precision, not for thick cutting.

Ideal for: Small businesses that need fast, precise CO₂ engraving in series.

Price in the manufacturer's shopno shop price, quote on requestAs of 8 Oct 2026, can change daily

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • RF tube with a very fine engraving dot and long service life
  • 2,000 mm/s and 5G acceleration
  • Class 1, camera and autofocus

Cons

  • expensive for 30 W
  • Weighs 77 kg
  • no prices on the EU site

Specs

Price rangeover €5,000
Price in the manufacturer's shopno shop price, quote on request
Laser typeCO₂ laser
Laser sourceCO₂ RF metal tube, 30 W (SPT); optional 60 W SPT or 30 W Coherent
Power (optical, main source)30 W
Work area508 × 305 mm
Dimensions941 × 724 × 498 mm
Weight77 kg
Construction typeGantry
Enclosureenclosed
Laser classClass 1
Speed (max.)2.000 mm/s
Cutting according to the manufacturerup to around 9.5 mm wood and 12.7 mm acrylic (3/8 or 1/2 inch); max. cutting speed 300 mm/s
Air Assistintegrated (dual-channel with digital flow meter)
Camerayes, 5 MP
Fume extractionintegrated fume extraction
Rotary attachmentoptional (mount included)
SoftwareLaserMaker, LightBurn, RDWorks
ConnectivityEthernet, USB, USB stick
Materials (according to the manufacturer)Wood, Acrylic, Delrin, Fabric, Leather, Paper, Mylar, Rubber, Veneer, Cork, Corian, Plastic, Anodised metal, Painted metal, Glass (engraving), Ceramic, Marble

Source: Manufacturer or retailer specifications, As of 10/2026. Cutting figures are manufacturer values under ideal conditions.

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