Industrial-grade Dual-Laser Engraving – Metal, Wood, Acrylic, Batch Production All in One Machine!
The xTool F1 Ultra is xTool’s most advanced desktop laser engraver, combining a 20W diode laser and a 20W fiber laser. It supports deep metal engraving, thin metal cutting, thick wood/acrylic cutting, curved surface engraving, and even small-scale automated production. With its built-in smart camera, autofocus, optional conveyor system, and large work area, the F1 Ultra is perfect for professionals, creators, educators, and small business owners looking to take their laser work to the next level.


✨ Key Features

  
Industrial-grade dual-laser system: 20W diode + 20W fiber laser for engraving both metals and non-metals
  
Ultra-fast engraving: Speeds up to 10,000 mm/s for high-efficiency production
  
Large work area: 220 × 220 mm workspace supports larger pieces and more flexible layouts
  
Curved surface engraving: Supports engraving on cylinders, cups, and 3D objects (with rotary module)
  
Metal cutting capability: Cuts stainless steel, brass, and aluminum up to 0.3–0.4 mm
  
Wood & acrylic cutting: Cuts wood up to 15 mm and acrylic up to 12 mm thick
  
Built-in AI camera: 16MP smart camera with image recognition and real-time design preview
  
Automation-ready: Compatible with conveyor system for batch engraving and semi-automated workflows
  
Enclosed design: Fully enclosed housing with red light framing for accurate positioning and added safety

🎯 Who Is It For?


The F1 Ultra is ideal for:

  
Metal artisans and jewelry designers: Deep engraving, relief carving, color marking, and precision metal cutting
  
Product designers & makers: Prototyping, mixed-material designs, and fast iteration across different surfaces
  
Schools & STEAM education providers: Training students in design, manufacturing, and smart workflows
  
Custom gift shops & live engraving booths: Offer instant product personalization with speed and safety
  
Small-scale manufacturers: Build efficient, low-volume engraving/cutting workflows with optional automation

💡 Common Use Cases

  
Deep or relief engraving on metals (e.g. medals, plaques, jewelry)
  
Cutting thin metal sheets (stainless steel, aluminum, brass)
  
Wood and acrylic cutting for decoration, signage, and prototypes
  
360° engraving on mugs, rings, or cylindrical objects (with rotary)
  
Batch production using smart positioning and conveyor feed

📐 Technical Specifications

  
Laser Types: Dual-laser system – 20W diode laser + 20W fiber laser
  
Working Area: 220 × 220 mm
  
Max Engraving Speed: 10,000 mm/s
  
Cutting Capabilities:
Metals: Up to 0.3–0.4 mm stainless steel, aluminum, brass
Wood: Up to 15 mm
Acrylic: Up to 12 mm
  
Supported Materials: Metal, wood, acrylic, leather, cardboard, plastic, and more
  
Focusing System: Autofocus
  
Connectivity: USB / Wi-Fi
  
Software Compatibility: xTool Creative Space, LightBurn (Windows / macOS)
  
Camera System: Built-in 16MP AI camera with image positioning
  
Safety Features: Fully enclosed housing, red-light preview frame
  
Optional Accessories: Rotary module, conveyor system (for automation)

❓ Frequently Asked Questions


Q: How thick can the F1 Ultra cut?
A: It can cut up to 15 mm wood, 12 mm acrylic, and 0.3–0.4 mm thin metal sheets like stainless steel or aluminum.


Q: Can it engrave on curved surfaces?
A: Yes. The F1 Ultra supports 360° engraving on curved or cylindrical objects like cups and rings. For best results, use the optional rotary module.


Q: Is it suitable for batch production?
A: Absolutely. The F1 Ultra supports smart camera positioning and conveyor-based feeding, making it ideal for small-scale automation or semi-production workflows.


Q: What’s the difference between the Class I and Class IV models?
A: Both versions of the F1 Ultra are fully enclosed, but the difference lies in safety certification:
  
Class I is certified as a fully enclosed system that meets international laser safety standards. It can be used in classrooms, studios, and public spaces without protective eyewear.
  
Class IV is also enclosed, but due to factors like removable parts or housing design, it does not meet the full Class I certification. It should be used with protective glasses and in controlled environments like workshops or factories.

Q: How is the F1 Ultra different from the original F1?
A: The F1 Ultra offers:

  
Higher power (20W fiber vs. 2W IR in F1)
  
A larger work area (220 × 220 mm vs. 115 × 115 mm)
  
The ability to cut metal sheets
  
Curved surface engraving
  
Optional automation with conveyor
It’s designed for advanced users and small businesses needing higher performance and scalability.