Innovative Approach to Creative Production with xTool's F2 Ultra
Mountain View, California - xTool, a leading manufacturer of laser engraving machines, has unveiled its latest innovation, the F2 Ultra dual-laser system, at its U.S. Brand Launch Experience. This groundbreaking technology promises to revolutionise the laser engraving industry, offering unparalleled precision, efficiency, and versatility for both creative and commercial users.
The F2 Ultra is the world's first desktop model to combine a 60W MOPA laser with a 40W diode, offering users precise control over pulse width and frequency. This advanced setup enables high-precision engraving and cutting on a wide range of materials, from metals to non-metals, with enhanced speed and detail.
The dual-laser system delivers faster, deeper metal cutting and finer processing for thicker materials, expanding creative possibilities from 2D to 3D designs. The machine’s premium optical system ensures minimal variation and maximum consistency, critical for professional-grade results.
Integrated AI tools further streamline the entire process, making complex laser engraving tasks easier and more accessible. Dual AI cameras with Hawk-Eye vision improve positioning accuracy by 60%, achieving precision down to 0.2mm. The AI suite includes AI Eyes, AI Design, AI Conveyor, and AI Simplifies, designed to reduce the trial-and-error phase that slows down production.
xTool aims to empower small businesses and creators seeking efficient, smart workflows to supercharge creativity and production. The U.S. launch highlights xTool’s commitment to innovation and market leadership in laser technology.
The event also showcases Linogy, a new smart battery brand incubated by xTool. Linogy offers a rechargeable, sustainable alternative to single-use AA and AAA batteries, with a 1200-cycle lifespan, broad compatibility, and constant output voltage.
The F2 Ultra, with its Class 4 enclosure, improves safety, making it easier to incorporate into mixed-use spaces without special modifications. The new office in Mountain View, California, also serves as a demo center for xTool's products.
The F2 Ultra supports a variety of creator use cases, such as engraving metal signage, cutting custom packaging, producing serialized parts, and customizing merchandise for events. The system is designed for small businesses and serious makers, aiming to be a meaningful step forward for those who need precision, scalability, and a machine that fits into existing workflows without disruption.
The success of the U.S. Brand Launch Experience won't be due to fanfare or specs alone, but because xTool has shown it understands the pressures of creative work and is building systems that support it in practical, well-considered ways. The F2 Ultra and Linogy are both on display at the event, providing attendees with a comprehensive look at xTool's current and future offerings.
- The F2 Ultra, with its dual-laser system, promises to revolutionize the laser engraving industry, offering unparalleled precision and efficiency for both creative and commercial users in the retail and business sectors.
- xTool's new smart battery brand, Linogy, provides a rechargeable and sustainable alternative to single-use batteries, catering to the growing demand for education-and-self-development and online-education platforms, where gadgets and technology play a crucial role.
- The F2 Ultra expands creative possibilities from 2D to 3D designs, enabling high-precision engraving and cutting on a wide range of materials, even thicker ones, making it a valuable tool for small businesses and professional users in various industries, including finance and smart-home-devices.
- The advanced setup of the F2 Ultra, combining a 60W MOPA laser with a 40W diode, offers users precise control over pulse width and frequency, elevating the standard for desktop laser engraving machines in the technology industry.
- The integration of AI tools in the F2 Ultra, such as AI Eyes, AI Design, AI Conveyor, and AI Simplifies, aims to reduce the trial-and-error phase that slows down production, making complex laser engraving tasks more accessible for businesses and creators seeking efficient, smart workflows.
