LaserPecker expands LX2 with 60W module and automated conveyor feeder

LaserPecker has shaken up the desktop manufacturing space once again, announcing major hardware expansions for its flagship LX2 enclosed laser system. Aimed squarely at ambitious hobbyists, home-studio creators, and growing small businesses, the rollout introduces both a high-output 60W Laser Module and an automated Conveyor Feeder designed to lift production bottlenecks.

For UK makers looking to scale up their workshop output ahead of the busy festive and Black Friday trading seasons, these modular upgrades promise industrial-grade capabilities without sacrificing the compact footprint of a desktop footprint.

Unlocking single-pass power with the 60W module

The crown jewel of this hardware drop is the new 60W Diode Laser Module, now officially available for pre-order across LaserPecker’s UK, European, and US digital storefronts. Building on the modular flexibility of the LX2 chassis, this heavy-duty module is engineered to tackle thicker materials that previously required multiple passes or a transition to bulky CO2 systems.

Deeper Cuts: The 60W module slices cleanly through softwood up to 25 mm thick in a single pass, significantly accelerating project turnaround times for makers producing large wooden signs, multi-layered architectural models, or thick retail displays.

Seamless Compatibility: Utilising LaserPecker’s tool-free wedge-lock system, the module swaps out in seconds, allowing creators to shift from delicate 2W infrared metal marking to raw 60W cutting power with minimal workshop downtime.

Scaling batch production with the conveyor feeder

Alongside the 60W module, LaserPecker has confirmed the upcoming release of an automated Conveyor Feeder, with the first batch officially hitting the German store on November 20.

For small business owners processing repetitive batches or oversized items, length constraints have long been a desktop workbench hurdle. The new conveyor system removes these physical boundaries by enabling automated material feeding for substrates up to 3,000 mm long. Whether you are batch-engraving long leather straps, continuous fabric runs, or oversized wooden panels, the automated feed mechanism allows creators to step away from the machine and let production run smoothly.

What this means for UK hobby creators

With first-batch quantities for both the 60W module and conveyor accessory strictly limited, demand is expected to peak quickly among makers eager to future-proof their setups. As desktop machines close the gap with light industrial equipment, upgrades like these allow UK home studios to compete directly with larger commercial fabrication houses.

Makers wanting to secure an early allocation can view pre-order details directly via the official LaserPecker UK Store.