Creality Falcon2 22W Laser Engraver Shopping Guide

Creality Falcon2 22W Features The Falcon2 22W laser engraving and cutting machine, released in February 2023, features four potent 6W laser diodes compressed to deliver an impressive and robust 22W laser power. Compared to the Falcon CR-10W engraving speed of 20000 mm/min, the Falcon2 22W achieves exceptional productivity with a speed of 25000 mm/min, enabling users to dedicate less time to projects.

Another standout feature is its capacity to produce magical and colorful engravings on stainless steel, bringing your works to life. What's more, the integrated air assist not only establishes new standards but also ensures breakthrough engraving results. With five safety guards, a triple monitoring system, and a magical color engraving function, the Falcon2 prioritizes both user safety and creativity. Click to know more about Falcon2 Safety Protection .

Its user-friendly design enhances the overall experience, making it the ultimate tool for creators seeking innovation and ease of use. Check out our Falcon2 22W product page to see more details. Now, let's explore the specifications of the Falcon2 22W on different engraving materials.

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Falcon2 22W Laser Engraving and Cutting on Different Materials Laser Power: 22W Engraving Size: 400mm*415mm

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Passes Engraving Basswood 2 40 6000 1 Bamboo 5 40 6000 1 Kraft paper 0.15 18 6000 1 Red card paper 0.2 15 6000 1 Red felt 0.8 13 6000 1 Brown leather 0.65 18 6000 1 Black acrylic 4.6 50 4000 1 Anodized aluminum 3 80 800 1 Brushed Stainless steel 2 80 2000 1 White tile painted black 6 50 4000 1 Cutting Basswood 2 100 700 1 5 100 400 1 8 100 240 1 10 100 120 1 Bamboo 5 100 400 1 Kraft paper 0.2 80 4000 1 Red card paper 0.2 50 4000 1 Red felt 0.8 55 4000 1 Brown leather 0.65 100 2000 1 Black acrylic 4.6 100 120 1 7.6 100 120 2 Notes: 1. Please ensure that the focal length of the laser module is correct and the lens of the laser module is clean when powered off (It can be clean with dustless cloth and alcohol).

2. The parameters are for reference only because the color of the material is different, and it will lead to a different effect. You can achieve a desired effect by adjusting the parameters:

Generally, higher power or slower speed have a deeper effect; Lower power or faster speed have a shallower effect. In addition, engraving on brushed stainless steel can achieve colorful effects by setting different parameters, but the oxidation degree of different materials is different, and slight differences in focal length and power will also affect the actual effect. It is recommended to do some tests on your material.

3. The bottom surface of the cutting place should be suspended (use a honeycomb worktable) when cutting. You should protect the workbench (such as using aluminum plates or other materials that are not easily penetrated by laser).

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Falcon2 Series Specs: Falcon2 12W vs 22W vs 40W Comparison Optical Power 12W 22W 40W Machine Power (MAX) 120W 120W 240W Product Size 664*570*163mm 664*570*173mm 664*570*193mm Package Size 725*625*150mm Equipment Weight 7.14kg 7.18kg 7.68kg Gross Weight 10.31kg 10.35kg 10.94kg Engraver Speed 20000mm/min 25000mm/min 25000mm/min Colorful Engraving x √ √ Input Voltage 100-240V~ 50-60Hz Output Voltage DC 24.0V 5.0A DC 24.0V 10.0A Operating Temperature 5℃-35℃ Engraving Area 400mm*415mm Laser Source Diode Laser Laser spot 0.06*0.08mm 0.08*0.1mm 0.08*0.12mm Laser Wavelength 455±5nm CLASS Class IV (FDA) Laser Engraving Software LightBurn、LaserGRBL Operating System Windows/MacOS File Format Gcode Supported File Formats Jpeg, jpg, png, bmp, svg, dxf, etc. Supported Materials Cardboard, wood, bamboo, rubber, leather, fabric, acrylic, plastic, etc. Certifications IEC60825、FDA、CE、ROHS、FCC、UKCA、UL Report、PSE The Falcon2 40W laser engraver is an upgrade of the Falcon2 22W. It has all the features of the 22W plus some new special features. Based on the latest FAC spot compression technology, 8 powerful 5W laser diodes are compressed to increase the laser power to 40W. Compared with the 22W engraving machine that can cut 15mm wood and 0.1mm metal with 1 pass, the 40W laser engraving machine maintains a speed of up to 25000 mm/min and can easily cut 20mm cork and 0.15mm metal stainless steel plate at the same time.

If you prioritize performance in laser engraving technology, the Falcon2 40W is the ideal choice for you. However, if cost-effectiveness is your primary consideration, the 22W version offers better value.

Creality Falcon2 22W Laser Engraver Shopping Guide

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