OMTech, based in California, sells CO2 and fiber lasers from the budget K40+ to large Pronto and Maker workshop machines, most of them LightBurn-first.
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List price $2,200 (as of Oct 2026)
A 55W desktop CO2 laser with a 510 × 300 mm area, built-in water cooling, one-click autofocus, a 5 MP panoramic camera, air assist, front and rear pass-through, rotary compatibility and native LightBurn support.
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List price $600 (as of Oct 2026)
The classic budget CO2 laser: a 40–45W glass tube in a small 300 × 200 mm (12 × 8 in) cabinet with manual focus, red-dot guidance, a detachable honeycomb bed and LaserDRW software. Water cooling uses an external pump.
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OMTech sells CO2 and fiber lasers for hobbyists and workshops, with US demo rooms and LightBurn as the standard software on most machines.
| Model | Laser | Work area | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| K40+ | 40–45W CO2 | 300 × 200 mm (12 × 8 in) | $599.99 |
| Polar Lite | 55W CO2 | 510 × 300 mm | $2,199.99 |
Prices from omtech.com on October 18, 2026. OMTech also sells the Polar 2, Pronto and Maker CO2 lasers and Galvo, MOPA and Solis Duo fiber lasers.
LightBurn-first workflows, built-in water cooling on the Polar Lite and a 2-year warranty. OMTech's budget K40+ is a tinkerer's machine, and the Polar Lite's page doesn't state a laser safety class. See best for small business.