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Tell us what you make and how you work. Youâll get two strong family fits, plus the reason each belongs on your shortlist.
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Filter by the job you need to do, then compare the details that change your workflow.
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XRFâ˘
All-in-one RF desktop laser for fast, fine-detail production.BEST FOR
Personalized goods, photo engraving and compact shopsSale -
VertiGoâ˘
A vertical RF workflow purpose-built for cylindrical products.BEST FOR
Tumblers, cups, bottles and repeat drinkware jobsSale -
Hydra⢠9 Gen2
A hybrid production system for cutting range and RF detail.BEST FOR
Businesses moving between fine engraving and cuttingSale -
Hydra⢠13 Gen2
More room for mixed production without giving up RF precision.BEST FOR
Established shops with larger work and varied ordersSale -
Cobra⢠14
The largest Cobra cutting tier for demanding workshop jobs.BEST FOR
Large-format work and higher-power material cuttingSale -
Hydra⢠16 Gen2
The largest Gen2 hybrid platform for demanding production floors.BEST FOR
High-output teams that need maximum capacitySale -
Cobra⢠10
Balanced cutting power for a broader production catalog.BEST FOR
Sign shops and businesses balancing size with throughputSale -
Cobra⢠8
The compact entry into Cobra glass COâ cutting power.BEST FOR
Growing workshops cutting wood, acrylic and leatherSale -
Hydra⢠7 Gen2
A dedicated 70W RF platform for crisp detail at industrial scale.BEST FOR
High-volume engraving where RF detail comes firstSale
Proven performance. Exceptional value.
OneLaser XT⢠Performance Desktop Laser Engraver (55W Glass)
OneLaser Hydra⢠7 - Industrial Hybrid Laser Engraver (80W Glass)
OneLaser Hydra⢠9 - Industrial Hybrid Laser Engraver (100W Glass + 38W RF)
OneLaser Hydra⢠16 Gen2 - COâ Glass/RF Industrial Hybrid Laser Engraver
Weâll help you choose with confidence.
Start with the product.
Flat goods, deep cutting, large-format production and repeat drinkware each point to a different OneLaser family.
Choose detail or cutting headroom.
RF favors fast response and fine detail. Higher-power glass COâ tiers create more cutting headroom.
Plan for tomorrowâs volume.
Choose around your repeatable daily workflowânot a single sample job or an unsupported income promise.
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From side project to six-figure business
Is the XRF right for your business?
OneLaser XRF unboxing and first tests
Expand XRF with the Riser Base
XRF 38W unboxing and test cutting
FAQ
Before you choose.
The XRF is a COâ laser system using an air-cooled metal RF laser source. Unlike a traditional glass COâ tube that requires a water chiller, the RF source is air cooled and designed for fast, precise engraving and cutting.
No. The RF laser source is air cooled, so a traditional water chiller is not required.
The laser system has thermal protection. If the RF source becomes too hot, protection may reduce or interrupt operation until temperatures return to an acceptable range. This helps protect the RF source from thermal damage.
The machine should be operated in a clean, well-ventilated, temperature-controlled environment within the specified operating range. For demanding production use, keeping the room comfortably below the upper temperature limit gives the cooling system more thermal headroom.
Common materials include wood, acrylic, leather, rubber, coated metals, anodized aluminum, plastics that are laser-safe, paper, cardboard, fabric, and many other COâ-compatible materials.
It can directly mark certain coated or anodized metals, such as anodized aluminum. Bare-metal marking generally requires a suitable laser-marking compound. It is not a fiber laser and should not be sold as a replacement for a fiber laser for deep engraving or direct marking of most bare metals.
The XRF is designed for high-speed engraving and motion up to 1200 mm/s with 3G acceleration. Actual usable speed depends on the artwork, engraving size, acceleration, overscan space, DPI, material, and desired quality. Maximum machine speed should not be confused with the ideal processing speed for every job.
Yes. Depending on the setup, the Ruida controller can communicate through USB or Ethernet. For a stationary shop setup, Ethernet is often a good choice because it provides a stable network connection between the computer and controller.
