Real Production. Measurably Faster.
Same-area engraving efficiency, tested under defined production conditions.
Thick Materials. Real Production Results.
Pine and acrylic cutting demonstrated under real operating conditions.
Sharper Detail. Consistent by Design.
Fine output maintained across repeated production tasks.
More Materials. More Jobs.
Integrated engraving and cutting for apparel applications and repeat production.
Integrated Workflow
Built in. Ready to produce.
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Technical Details
Complete Specifications
Core performance and installation details for Flux 45.
Machine
- Model
- OMTech Flux 45
- Laser System
- Flying Galvo + Cutting Head
- Work Area
- 1000 × 600 mm
- Material Height
- Up to 200 mm / 7.9 in
- Workbed
- Blade + Honeycomb
- Camera
- 48 MP
Performance & Control
- Acceleration
- 500 mm/s²
- Repeatability
- ±0.01 mm
- Minimum Character
- 1 × 1 mm
- Software
- PowerCut
- Operating System
- Windows
- Connection
- USB / Ethernet
Installation & Safety
- Input Voltage & Frequency
- 110–120V / 60Hz
- Cooling
- Integrated Water Chiller
- Air Systems
- Air Assist + Compressor
- Exhaust
- Integrated, 660 m³/h
- Machine Size
- 71.3 × 50.8 × 40.6 in
- Certification
- FDA / CE
Questions & Answers
Frequently Asked Questions
Key information about performance, materials, software, and setup.
What is the working area?
The Flux 45 provides a 1000 × 600 mm (39.4 × 23.6 in) working area for large-format engraving and cutting jobs.
What materials can it process?
It supports common CO₂ laser materials including acrylic, wood, leather, fabric, coated metals, glass, rubber, and more. Material results vary by thickness and settings.
How fast can it engrave?
The Flying Galvo system reaches engraving speeds of up to 3000 mm/s, with 500 mm/s² frame acceleration.
What is the maximum material height?
The adjustable workbed accommodates materials up to 200 mm (7.9 in) high.
Which software and file formats are supported?
The machine uses PowerCut on Windows and supports common vector formats including SVG, DXF, PLT, and AI, plus JPG and BMP images.
How does the machine connect to a computer?
You can connect through USB or Ethernet for direct job transfer and machine control.
What software is designed for FLUX?
To support its specialized Flying Galvo architecture and advanced production features, FLUX is designed to work with PowerCut. The software is included on the USB drive provided with the machine, giving you the tools needed for setup, design processing, and machine control.
Are cooling, air assist, and exhaust included?
Yes. The system integrates water cooling, air assist, an air compressor, and exhaust to create a more complete production workflow.
What power supply does it require?
The Flux 45 is designed for a 110–120V, 60Hz power supply. Confirm site power and ventilation requirements before installation.