Collection: Ortur Laser Engraving and Cutting Machines

Ortur laser engravers are built to last approximately 10,000 working hours under proper use. Over time, laser output power may gradually decrease, especially without routine maintenance.
Pro Tip: Regularly clean the lens and airflow system to maintain optimal performance and prevent power loss due to dust or residue.

Ortur supports a range of powerful and user-friendly software options:

• Inspiraesth (Mobile App): Developed by Ortur for easy wireless control and project management.
• LaserGRBL (Windows, Free): Lightweight, beginner-friendly, perfect for simple engraving tasks.
• LightBurn (Cross-platform, Paid): Industry-standard software for professional-grade control and design flexibility.

💡 All Ortur laser engravers are compatible with LightBurn and LaserGRBL. Choose the one that matches your workflow and goals.

The ideal wattage depends on your material and project needs:

• 2W–10W: Great for detailed designs on wood, paper, leather, and acrylic.
• 20W–40W: Suitable for cutting thicker materials and engraving at higher speed or depth.

🎯 For advanced use (metal engraving, deep cuts, commercial output), higher wattage offers more capability.

Getting started with Ortur is easy:

1. Unbox and assemble your machine following the Ortur user manual.
2. Install compatible software or app (Inspiraesth, LaserGRBL, or LightBurn).
3. Connect your Ortur laser engraver to a computer or mobile device.
4. Calibrate as instructed.
5. Prepare your design and material.
6. Start engraving and monitor the job.
7. Clean and maintain your machine regularly.

🧼 Proper care ensures longevity and consistent performance.

To perform a hardware reset:

• Press and hold the POWER button for 5 seconds.
• While still holding POWER, tap the RESET button once for 1 second.

This action will reboot the system and restore default operating conditions.

Ortur laser engraving machines are proudly designed and manufactured in China, where we maintain strict quality control and ongoing product innovation. Learn more about Ortur.

Ortur machines work with a wide variety of materials:

• Woods: MDF, plywood, pine, paulownia
• Paper: Kraft, paperboard, A4 (non-white)
• Plastics: Acrylic, ABS, silicone
• Metals: Coated, plated, stainless steel
• Others: Leather, ceramics, textiles, rubber, glass, bamboo, and more

📘 Check our guide for best engraving/cutting parameters in LightBurn material settings and LaserGRBL material settings.

Yes, Ortur laser engravers can engrave on various types of metal, depending on the laser module:

• Infrared module (e.g., LR4-2B): Engraves bare metals like gold, silver, titanium — ideal for jewelry.
• Diode modules (e.g., LU2-10A, LU3-20A): Engraves coated/plated metals, stainless steel, and more.
• LU3-40A (40W): Can engrave stainless steel in color and even cut 0.3mm stainless steel directly.

✨ Your engraving potential scales with your laser module choice.

Yes! Many of our customers have turned their passion into profitable businesses.
With Ortur laser engraver, you can:

• Add personalized value to ordinary items
• Create custom gifts, signage, or branding materials
• Sell on Etsy, Amazon, or local craft fairs

💼 Your creativity + laser precision = real business opportunity.

Laser technology opens endless creative and business opportunities:

• For Entrepreneurs: Create premium personalized products for sale.
• For Artists & Designers: Craft jewelry, décor, and art on wood, acrylic, and leather.
• For Educators & Makerspaces: Teach STEM, design thinking, and material science with hands-on prototyping.

🚀 The only limit is your imagination.

Starting a laser engraving business is easier than you think. Here's a roadmap:

1. Define your product niche (gifts, signage, décor, etc.).
2. Research your market and customer needs.
3. Register your business and obtain basic equipment.
4. Set up your workspace and workflow.
5. Price your products competitively.
6. Sell via online platforms or local retailers.
7. Refine your offerings based on customer feedback.

📦 With the right plan, laser engraving can be a rewarding side hustle—or your next full-time business.