
Thunder CO₂ Galvo Maker
Starting at: £8295 inc vat
Thunder CO₂ Galvo Maker
STARTING AT: £8295 inc vat
THUNDER CO₂ GALVO MARKER BUILT FOR PRODUCTION
60W RF Power. 3000 mm/s. Open Access — Fast, Flexible, Batch Ready.
Why co₂ galvo?
Faster by Design
Traditional gantry CO₂ machines move the laser head across the workpiece. CO₂ galvo technology takes a different approach, using high-speed beam steering to scan the laser across the marking field.
With less mechanical travel, acceleration, direction changes and overscan, Thunder CO₂ Galvo Marker is designed for faster repetitive marking and engraving.


Built for higher throughput
- Up to 3,000 mm/s Fill, 1,000 mm/s Line, and 3,000 mm/s Jump speeds.
- Galvo scanning reduces mechanical travel, direction changes, and overscan.
- A standard 300 × 300 mm field fits more parts and fixtures per setup.
- The 300 mm lens supports optimized hatch spacing for large-fill applications.
Precision you can repeat
±0.05 mm Repeatability
Consistent positioning helps keep repeated jobs aligned from one part to the next.
Across batch production and repeat setups, reliable placement helps maintain consistency and reduce setup variation.


Made for non-metals
60W RF CO₂
High-speed galvo processing for a wide range of non-metal materials. From wood and leather to acrylic, glass surfaces, rubber, and textiles.
Wood · Leather · Paper · Acrylic
Glass Surface · Rubber · Fabric · Coated Surfaces
Open to more possibilities
More freedom for real-world products.
Four-side open access, generous Z travel and rotary support make it easier to work with tall, oversized and cylindrical products.

Taller workpieces
Up to 341 mm Processing Height
501 mm motorized Z travel provides room for taller finished products, including this 340 mm solid-wood box.

Wider & longer items
Four-Side Open Access
Open access around the marking area makes it easier to position wide, long and irregular workpieces such as solid-wood skateboards.

Rotary-ready
Optional Rotary Support · Up to Ø130 mm
Add the optional rotary attachment for cylindrical products such as coated stainless-steel tumblers.

Fixture-ready for batch work
Set Up Once. Run More.
The 640 × 425 mm perforated aluminum worktable makes it easy to add stops, multi-part fixtures and dedicated jigs for organized, repeatable setups. With a 25 kg load rating, it supports practical fixture-based workflows from personalized pieces to batch production.
User-friendly designs

Dual Red-Light + Motorized Z
Dual red-light guidance makes focusing more intuitive, while motorized Z adjustment helps you quickly adapt to workpieces of different heights.

LightBurn + EZCAD2
Choose the software that fits your workflow, with support for LightBurn, EZCAD2 and common file formats including DXF, AI and PDF.

Practical Controls + Easy Setup
Key switch, emergency stop and status indicators keep essential controls close at hand, while included exhaust components help simplify everyday workstation setup.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Take a closer look at what the Thunder CO₂ Galvo Marker has to offer
Product Series

Thunder CO₂ Galvo Marker
Laser Source
60W RF CO₂ Laser · 10.6 μm
Air-Cooled
Marking Field
Standard: 300 × 300 mm (11.81 × 11.81 in)
Optional: 200 × 200 mm (7.87 × 7.87 in) / 100 × 100 mm (3.94 × 3.94 in)
Processing Speed
Fill: 3,000 mm/s · Line: 1,000 mm/s
Jump: 3,000 mm/s
Repeatability
±0.05 mm
Machine Size (W × D × H)
515 × 930 × 870 mm
(20.28 × 36.61 × 34.25 in)
Machine Weight
44.2 kg (97.44 lbs)
Worktable
640 × 425 mm (25.20 × 16.73 in)
Perforated Aluminum Worktable · Max. Load: 25 kg (55.12 lbs)
Z-Axis Travel
501 mm (19.72 in)
Max. Processing Height
341 mm (13.43 in)
Workpiece Access
Four-Side Open Access
Rotary
Rotary Ready
Optional Attachment up to Ø130 mm (5.12 in)
Focusing
Dual Red-Light Focusing
Manual Focusing Optional
Software & File Formats
LightBurn / EZCAD2
DXF / AI / PDF
Power Supply
110V ±10% or 230V ±5%
50 / 60 Hz · Single Phase · 800W
Laser Safety Class
FDA Class 4
Exhaust System
Basic Exhaust Components Included
Warranty
12 Months
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Does the Thunder CO₂ Galvo Marker support rotary marking?
Yes. An optional rotary attachment can be added for cylindrical and round products.
The rotary setup supports workpieces up to Ø130 mm (5.1 in), making it suitable for applications such as coated tumblers, bottles, cylindrical containers and other round products that require marking around the circumference.
Q2: Can the Thunder CO₂ Galvo Marker handle tall, long or assembled products?
Yes. The four-side open workstation design gives users more freedom to position tall, long, irregular and already-assembled products around the marking area.
The machine provides 580 mm (22.8 in) of motorized Z travel and supports a maximum processing height of up to 398 mm (15.7 in), making it suitable for products such as tall wooden boxes, finished packaging, larger components and other objects that may be difficult to place inside an enclosed laser system.
Q3: Is the Thunder CO₂ Galvo Marker suitable for batch production?
Yes. The Thunder CO₂ Galvo Marker is designed to support both one-off personalization and repeatable batch workflows.
Its 640 × 425 mm (25.2 × 16.7 in) perforated aluminum worktable can accommodate stops, dedicated jigs and multi-part fixtures, while the 300 × 300 mm marking field allows multiple parts to be arranged within a single setup. The worktable supports loads up to 25 kg (55 lb), making it practical for a wide range of real-world workpieces.
Q4: Can a CO₂ galvo marker mark metal?
The Thunder CO₂ Galvo Marker is primarily designed for non-metal materials rather than direct marking on bare metal.
It can work with some coated, painted or treated metal surfaces when the CO₂ laser interacts with the coating or surface layer. For direct marking on bare metals such as stainless steel, aluminum or brass, a fiber or MOPA fiber laser is generally the more suitable choice.
Q5: What materials can the Thunder CO₂ Galvo Marker process?
The Thunder CO₂ Galvo Marker uses a 60W RF CO₂ laser at a 10.6 μm wavelength, making it suitable for a wide range of non-metal materials and coated surfaces.
Common applications include wood, leather, paper, cardboard, acrylic, rubber, fabric, glass surfaces, ceramics and coated materials. Actual marking or engraving results depend on the specific material, surface treatment and laser settings.
Q6: What is a CO₂ galvo marker, and how is it different from a traditional CO₂ laser machine?
A CO₂ galvo marker uses high-speed galvanometer scanning to steer the laser beam across the marking field, instead of physically moving the laser head over the workpiece.
The Thunder CO₂ Galvo Marker is designed for fast marking, engraving and repetitive processing on non-metal materials. Compared with a traditional gantry CO₂ laser, the galvo structure reduces mechanical travel, acceleration, direction changes and overscan, making it especially well suited to high-speed marking and batch workflows.





