XTOOL
XTOOL F2 Ultra UV 5W Laser Engraver
A UV laser engraver for 3D inner glass work and surface cutting with 5 W power, dual 48 MP cameras and 15,000 mm/s speed
- 3D inner glass engraving with flawless results
- UV laser processes transparent heat-sensitive materials like crystal
- Micron-level precision under 10 µm spot size
- Cold processing gives burn-free edges without polishing
- Dual 48MP cameras enable one-click 2D to 3D
UV Laser Glass Engraving
The xTool F2 Ultra is a desktop UV laser engraver built for 3D inner engraving inside glass and crystal. Its 5 W cold light source processes transparent, heat-sensitive and fragile materials without charring or yellowing. Dual 48 MP cameras and one-click 2D-to-3D conversion simplify the workflow. A 15000 mm/s processing speed keeps production moving.
Makers Focused on Glass and Crystal
Suits creators who need burn-free results on wine bottles, trophies, acrylic, ceramics and plastics. The sub-10 µm spot delivers micron-level detail that standard CO2 lasers cannot match. Not for users who primarily cut thick wood, leather or metal sheets. Buyers needing a larger work area or higher optical power for dense substrates should look elsewhere.
5 W UV Source with Sub-10 µm Spot
The 5 W UV laser produces a spot smaller than 10 µm, enabling micron-level precision on transparent and fragile media. Cold processing removes the need for pre-coating or post-polishing. This specification decides whether the machine fits your material list and quality standard.
Highlights
- 3D inner glass engraving with flawless results
- UV laser processes transparent heat-sensitive materials like crystal
- Micron-level precision under 10 µm spot size
- Cold processing gives burn-free edges without polishing
- Dual 48MP cameras enable one-click 2D to 3D
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which capacity of the xTool F2 Ultra UV 5W should I choose for 3D inner glass engraving?
The 5 W UV source is the single configuration offered; it is built for 3D inner engraving, embossing, cutting and fine surface work on glass and crystal.
What does the 15,000 mm/s speed mean when the machine is running a real job?
That figure is the maximum traverse rate; actual engraving speed will be lower depending on material, power setting and pattern complexity.
How small is the UV spot and what does that limit in practice?
The spot is under 10 µm, enabling micron-level detail and clean edges on transparent, heat-sensitive or fragile materials without charring.
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