Experience working with an Epilog Laser
Are you wondering what it’s like to work with an Epilog Laser? By making an appointment for a live demonstration, you’ll get to see our laser machines in action with your own eyes. Discover what the workflow really feels like: see how to print from your graphics software to the machine; experience loading and unloading materials into the work area; and feel the satisfaction of removing a completed engraving with your own hands.
Discover the system that’s right for you!
Epilog Laser machines come in a handful of sizes, equipped with a range of laser tube wattages. The system and power that is right for you depends on your applications, space, throughput needs, and budget. Seeing the machines in person is a great way to get a sense of scale to see whether a small, medium, or large work area is best for you. Plus, witnessing the differences in speed and power offered by various laser tube wattages will help you determine which system will fit best into your workflow.
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Fusion Maker 12
Work Area24″ x 12″
(610 x 305mm)TypeCO2
WattageCO2: 30-40
The newest in Epilog’s laser lineup, the Fusion Maker was designed for the entry-level hobbyist or small business owner. This compact system features up to 60 IPS engraving speeds and our popular IRIS Camera System. -
Fusion Maker 24
Work Area24″ x 24″
(610 x 610mm)TypeCO2
WattageCO2: 40
Featuring a 24” x 24” engraving table and available in a 40-watt configuration, the Fusion Maker 24 offers users a larger engraving table and more z-clearance to tackle bigger projects. -
Fusion Maker 36
Work Area36″ x 24″
(915 x 610mm)TypeCO2
WattageCO2: 40-50
The largest in the Fusion Maker Laser Series, the Fusion Maker 36 features a 36” x 24” workspace and 40 or 50 watt configuration options. All of the Fusion Maker systems include our IRIS Camera System and 60 inches per second engraving speeds. -
Fusion Edge 12
Work Area24″ x 12″
(610 x 305mm)TypeCO2, Fiber
WattageCO2: 50-60
Fiber: 30Our compact laser system available in several wattage configurations and features up to 120 IPS/3.05 m/s engraving speeds. Also available with a fiber laser source. -
Fusion Edge 24
Work Area24″ x 24″
(610 x 610mm)TypeCO2
WattageCO2: 50-60
A mid-size system that includes Epilog’s IRIS Camera System. -
Fusion Edge 36
Work Area36″ x 24″
(914 x 610mm)TypeCO2
WattageCO2: 60-100
The largest system in the Fusion Edge Series, the Edge 36 offers a 36” x 24” (914 x 610 mm) engraving table and comes in a 60, 80, or 100 watt CO2 configuration. The Edge 36 features 120 IPS/3.05 m/s engraving speeds, and features built-in Ethernet, USB, and Wireless options for networking your laser. -
Fusion Pro 24
Work Area24″ x 24″
(610 x 610mm)TypeCO2, Fiber, Dual
WattageCO2: 60-100
Fiber: 30The smallest in our industrial Fusion Pro Laser Series, the Pro 24 is available in 60 or 100 watts and can be configured as a dual-source system with both CO2 and fiber laser capabilities. -
Fusion Pro 36
Work Area36″ x 24″
(914 x 610mm)TypeCO2, Dual
WattageCO2: 60-200
Fiber: 30-50Like all systems in the Fusion Pro Laser Series, the Pro 36 includes Epilog’s IRIS Camera System, along with engraving speeds up to 165 inches per second (4.2 m/s). -
Fusion Pro 48
Work Area48″ x 36″
(1219 x 914mm)TypeCO2, Dual
WattageCO2: 80-200
Fiber: 50The largest of the Fusion Pros, this industrial system is available in 80, 100, 120, and 200 watt configurations, as a dual-source system, and can be networked via built-in Ethernet, USB or wirelessly.
Learn what Epilog Laser has to offer
Whether you’re planning on engraving QR codes on anodized aluminum, cutting out acrylic signs, personalizing gifts in large or small quantities, or fabricating small-scale parts for models, an Epilog Laser can handle the job. The versatility of laser technology provides countless possibilities, and an Epilog Laser puts that power at your fingertips. During your demonstration, you will experience and learn about…
- The ease of controlling an Epilog Laser machine
- How you can easily engrave very sharp details at high speeds
- The laser-sharp cutting results of a metal/ceramic laser tube
- The personal service and support of Epilog Laser
- Knowledge and experience of more than 30 years of laser technology
- Epilog’s new IRIS camera system technology
