FLUX Beambox II CO2 Laser Cutter & Engraver
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FLUX Beambox II 55W Desktop CO2 Laser Cutter
Introducing the all-new Beambox II—more powerful, faster, and built for bigger ideas. With an enhanced camera preview, auto-focus, and red light projection, every cut and engraving is as precise as you imagine. Flat surfaces, curved objects, long materials—whatever you create, Beambox II adapts effortlessly. Designed for limitless creativity, it transforms your designs into reality. Whether you're a DIY professional or a designer, the possibilities are endless.
Key Features
- 55W Catalyzed Premium CO2 Laser: Enhanced power for deeper cuts and faster engraving.
- High-Speed Performance: Max speed of 900mm/s with 1000 DPI high resolution.
- Spacious Working Area: Large working area of 23.62" x 14.76" (600 x 375 mm).
- Advanced Features: Built-in HD camera, auto-focus, high-speed camera preview, and red light projection for precise alignment.
Versatility and Compatibility
The Beambox II is designed to handle a wide range of materials, including wood, acrylic, leather, and more. Its compatibility with Beam Studio and LightBurn software allows for seamless design integration. Supported file formats include JPG, PNG, SVG, and DXF, providing flexibility for various design workflows.
- Built-in Compatibility: No additional setup is needed for LightBurn.
- Real-Time Previews: Easily visualize and adjust designs before engraving.
- Efficient Workflow: Streamlines laser operations with intuitive controls.
Safety and Compliance
Safety is paramount with the Beambox II. It is certified by CE, FCC, FDA, and SGS, complying with IEC 60825-1 and FDA Class 1 Laser Safety standards. Built with users in mind, the machine includes essential safety features such as a fire sensor, emergency stop button, and smart lid detection.
Whether you're operating in a home workshop or professional studio, these features ensure a secure and worry-free experience.
High-Speed Engraving
With a maximum engraving speed of 900 mm/s and acceleration of 9000 mm/s², the Beambox II significantly reduces processing time. This efficiency boost enables you to complete projects faster without compromising on quality.
- Upgraded 55W Laser: Cuts deeper and faster with improved power and precision.
- Enhanced Optics & Nozzle: Achieves 20% greater cutting depth for superior results.
- Versatile Cutting Options: Supports various laser power levels for different material thicknesses.
Advanced Camera Preview
The integrated LightBurn camera offers a preview speed up to 5 times faster than previous models. This feature streamlines the alignment process, ensuring your designs are positioned accurately and efficiently.
- 5X Faster Previews: Instantly captures larger areas for rapid workflow efficiency.
- Wide-Angle Camera: Provides a broader field of view for seamless design alignment.
- Dynamic Range Option: Enhances accuracy for intricate and small-area engravings.
Beambox Series Comparison
| Feature | Beambox | Beambox Pro | Beambox II |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laser Power | 40W CO₂ Laser | 50W CO₂ Laser | 55W CO₂ Laser |
| Work Area | 400 x 375 mm | 600 x 375 mm | 600 x 375 mm |
| Max Engraving Speed | 300 mm/s | 300 mm/s | 900 mm/s |
| Max Cutting Thickness | Up to 5 mm (Wood and Acrylic) | Up to 7 mm (Wood and Acrylic) | Up to 18 mm (Wood and Acrylic) |
| Camera Preview | HD CMOS | HD CMOS | LightBurn Camera |
| Custom FAQ | What materials can the FLUX Beambox II cut and engrave?The FLUX Beambox II uses a 55W CO2 laser to process materials including wood, plywood, acrylic, leather, cardboard, paper, fabric and rubber. It can also engrave compatible surfaces such as glass and anodised or coated metals. As with any laser cutter, maximum cutting thickness varies according to the material, density, moisture content and chosen speed and power settings. What is the working area of the FLUX Beambox II?The FLUX Beambox II provides a 600 x 375 mm working area, giving it considerably more room than smaller desktop machines such as the beamo. It has up to 125 mm of internal working depth without the honeycomb platform and can accommodate even taller objects when used with the optional Extension Pocket. Can the FLUX Beambox II cut long materials using a passthrough?Yes. An optional passthrough system allows longer sheets and workpieces to extend through the front and rear of the FLUX Beambox II. This is useful for signs, panels and other projects longer than the standard 600 mm working area. Opening the passthrough changes the laser safety classification, so the appropriate training, protective equipment and operating procedures must be followed. Can the FLUX Beambox II engrave curved surfaces?Yes. The FLUX Beambox II supports curve engraving, which measures changes in surface height and dynamically adjusts the Z-axis during engraving. This allows the laser to maintain focus more effectively over certain curved surfaces instead of treating the workpiece as completely flat. Can the FLUX Beambox II engrave bottles and tumblers?Yes. The FLUX Beambox II is compatible with the FLUX Chuck Rotary system for engraving cylindrical and rounded products such as bottles, glasses and tumblers. The Extension Pocket provides additional vertical clearance for rotary work and larger objects. Does the FLUX Beambox II have a camera and autofocus?Yes. The FLUX Beambox II includes autofocus and supports camera-assisted positioning. An optional 8MP wide-angle camera provides a preview of almost the entire 600 x 375 mm working area, helping users align artwork with existing objects before engraving or cutting. Can the FLUX Beambox II use LightBurn?Yes. FLUX provides guidance for operating the Beambox II with LightBurn as well as its own Beam Studio software. Beam Studio provides the most integrated FLUX workflow, while LightBurn may appeal to experienced laser users who want its additional design, layout and laser-control tools. Is the FLUX Beambox II suitable for business and production use?The 55W CO2 laser, 600 x 375 mm working area and engraving speeds of up to 900 mm/s make the FLUX Beambox II well suited to workshops, education, product personalisation and small-business production. Optional accessories including passthrough, rotary engraving and material feeding can further expand its usefulness for repeated or larger-format work. |
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Technical Specifications
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- FLUX Beambox II 55W Desktop CO2 Laser Cutter
- Vent hose and duct clamp
- Double-sided tape for mirror alignment
- Ethernet cable
- Vent hose
- Tool kit with wrenches, extra tools, and dampers
- Wooden test piece
- Laser cutter lubricant
- Funnel
- Torx screwdriver & 2.5 mm hexagonal wrench
- Power cord
- USB Wi-Fi dongle
- Beambox manual
- Honeycomb platform (55W)
What materials can the FLUX Beambox II cut and engrave?
The FLUX Beambox II uses a 55W CO2 laser to process materials including wood, plywood, acrylic, leather, cardboard, paper, fabric and rubber. It can also engrave compatible surfaces such as glass and anodised or coated metals. As with any laser cutter, maximum cutting thickness varies according to the material, density, moisture content and chosen speed and power settings.
What is the working area of the FLUX Beambox II?
The FLUX Beambox II provides a 600 x 375 mm working area, giving it considerably more room than smaller desktop machines such as the beamo. It has up to 125 mm of internal working depth without the honeycomb platform and can accommodate even taller objects when used with the optional Extension Pocket.
Can the FLUX Beambox II cut long materials using a passthrough?
Yes. An optional passthrough system allows longer sheets and workpieces to extend through the front and rear of the FLUX Beambox II. This is useful for signs, panels and other projects longer than the standard 600 mm working area. Opening the passthrough changes the laser safety classification, so the appropriate training, protective equipment and operating procedures must be followed.
Can the FLUX Beambox II engrave curved surfaces?
Yes. The FLUX Beambox II supports curve engraving, which measures changes in surface height and dynamically adjusts the Z-axis during engraving. This allows the laser to maintain focus more effectively over certain curved surfaces instead of treating the workpiece as completely flat.
Can the FLUX Beambox II engrave bottles and tumblers?
Yes. The FLUX Beambox II is compatible with the FLUX Chuck Rotary system for engraving cylindrical and rounded products such as bottles, glasses and tumblers. The Extension Pocket provides additional vertical clearance for rotary work and larger objects.
Does the FLUX Beambox II have a camera and autofocus?
Yes. The FLUX Beambox II includes autofocus and supports camera-assisted positioning. An optional 8MP wide-angle camera provides a preview of almost the entire 600 x 375 mm working area, helping users align artwork with existing objects before engraving or cutting.
Can the FLUX Beambox II use LightBurn?
Yes. FLUX provides guidance for operating the Beambox II with LightBurn as well as its own Beam Studio software. Beam Studio provides the most integrated FLUX workflow, while LightBurn may appeal to experienced laser users who want its additional design, layout and laser-control tools.
Is the FLUX Beambox II suitable for business and production use?
The 55W CO2 laser, 600 x 375 mm working area and engraving speeds of up to 900 mm/s make the FLUX Beambox II well suited to workshops, education, product personalisation and small-business production. Optional accessories including passthrough, rotary engraving and material feeding can further expand its usefulness for repeated or larger-format work.
