ACMER S1 Portable Laser Engraver Mini Machine
ACMER S1 Portable Laser Engraver Mini Machine
ACMER S1 Portable Laser Engraver Mini Machine
ACMER S1 Portable Laser Engraver Mini Machine
ACMER S1 Portable Laser Engraver Mini Machine
ACMER S1 Portable Laser Engraver Mini Machine
ACMER S1 Portable Laser Engraver Mini Machine
ACMER S1 Portable Laser Engraver Mini Machine
ACMER S1 Portable Laser Engraver Mini Machine
ACMER S1 Portable Laser Engraver Mini Machine
ACMER S1 Portable Laser Engraver Mini Machine
ACMER S1 Portable Laser Engraver Mini Machine

ACMER S1 Portable Laser Engraver Mini Machine

$99.00
$119.00

！！！Important：Please understand the product size clearly before placing an order. The S1 machine does not support the use of accessories and does not accept returns or refunds due to product size issues.

  • Laser Power：2500mw/3500mw
  • Engraving Size：130*130mm（5.1*5.1 inch）
  • Product size：250.2*250*162mm
  • Spot size： 0.04*0.04mm
  • Engraving Speed：10,000mm/min
  • Laser Wavelength：445±5nm
  • Product weight：1.5kg
  • Packing weight：2kg
  • Engraving Materials：Wood,Plastic,Paper,Leather,Acrylic,Glass,etc

About Shipping: Free shipping to the United States, Canada, EU countries, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland. For other countries, please consult the online chat for details.
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Why choose ACMER S1

Smallest portable laser engraver mini machine

Smallest portable laser engraver mini machine-2.5W/3.5W

Smallest portable laser engraving machine

ACMER hopes to let everyone play with laser engraving at a very low cost, and then S1 was born. In addition to its portability, the function of the machine itself is also very unique, and it can engrave extremely fine works...

Balanced Engraving and cutting Capabilities

The 2.5W/3.5W is not only more sophisticated in engraving, it can engrave more than100 materials, but also has comprehensive cutting capabilities.

Check detailed parameter settings

Finest Spot Size

Maintaining ultra-fine laser output allows you to engrave more finely and lifelike on each work.

Smallest portable laser engraver mini machine-2.5W/3.5WSmallest portable laser engraver mini machine-2.5W/3.5W

Engrave anytime, anywhere.

The portability of S1 makes it a great choice for engraving at any time, especially when you come across a beautiful landscape, engraving it is like a gift from nature...
Smallest portable laser engraver mini machine-2.5W/3.5W

Unbox and start using instantly!

Inexperienced beginners often encounter difficulties when assembling the machine, but with the ACMER S1 pre-assembled version, the machine has been assembled and strictly tested before leaving the factory, ensuring an excellent user experience.

Increased safety and precision: limit switches

Both the X and Y axes are equipped with limit switches to ensure the safety of your laser module and provide you with a convenient reset option. These limit switches serve two important purposes.

Precise and Convenient Origin Return

The limit switches enable you to accurately and conveniently return the laser module to its original position. This ensures that you can easily reset the positioning without any guesswork or manual adjustments.

Maximize space utilization

Even though the S1 is a mini and portable machine, it still has a 130*130mm engraving area, maximizing the use of space. It can not only process multiple small metal ornaments at the same time, but also engrave small ceramics.

Convenient frame scale design

The laser scale is conveniently integrated into the frame, providing the user with clearly visible reference points. It provides precise measurements along the X and Y axes, allowing users to precisely position their designs or workpieces. This level of accuracy is especially important for complex and detailed projects, as even a slight misalignment can affect the final result.

Excellent compatibility

Supports using lightburn and laserGRBL to connect to the lasermachine, supported systems: Windows/MacOS, input image formats: JPG,PNG, BMP, GIF, SVG, Al, etc.

Constantly test for the best results

ACMER provides quality assurance and commitment for each laser machine. 

Each machine is quality inspected and tested before being packaged and shipped to each customer.

Smallest portable laser engraver mini machine-2.5W/3.5W

1,440 min

Aging time of each laser module.

2,160 min

Aging time of each laser machine.

1,440 min

Aging time of each motherboard.

230+

Materials tested on each machine.

  • Specification

Laser Output Power

2500mw/3500mw

Laser Type

Diode laser

Machine Power

24W/36W

Laser Wavelength

450±5nm

Power Supply

DC12V/2A  DC 12V/3A

Focal Length

2mm

Engraving Accuracy

0.01mm

Laser Module Design Life

10000hours

Maximum Engraving Speed

10,000mm/min

Working Area Size

130*130mm

Control Software

LightBurn/LaserGRBL

File Format Supported

JPG, SVG, PNG, BMP, G-code, CAD, AI, CDR, DWG, etc.

How Much Does It Cost to Get Started with a Laser Engraver?

Laser engraving is a new creative field that has emerged in recent years, with hobbyists and small business owners alike curious about it. If you're intrigued by the idea of ​​personalizing items, creating intricate designs, or even starting a side business, a laser engraver might be the tool you're looking for. But the biggest question on your mind is: how much does it cost to get started with a laser engraver?

What types of laser engraving are there?

A laser engraver is a machine that uses laser technology to engrave or etch patterns on a variety of materials, including wood, metal, plastic, and glass. By precisely focusing the laser beam, it can create intricate patterns and artwork on almost any surface.

 

There are many types of laser engravers, including CO2, fiber, and diode lasers. Each type is suitable for different materials and applications. For beginners, a diode laser engraver is usually recommended because it is affordable and easy to use.

Initial Investment for a Laser Engraver

Laser engravers can range widely in price. The cost depends on the machine's capabilities, size, and brand. On average, a beginner can expect to spend anywhere between $200 and $500 for a reliable entry-level laser engraver. However, high-end, industrial models can run into the thousands.

 

If you’re looking for a more budget-friendly option, you’ll be happy to know that the ACMER S1 is a great choice. There are many excellent beginner models on the market that are available at lower prices without sacrificing too much in terms of quality or features, but the ACMER S1 is a portable, high-quality laser machine that you can get for the very low price of $99.

Budget Laser Engravers: A Deep Dive

When considering a budget laser engraver, it’s important to understand the balance between cost and features. Budget models often have lower power output, smaller engraving areas, and fewer advanced settings than premium models. 

 

A budget laser engraver may be missing some bells and whistles, but it’s more than capable of getting you started. Plus, it can handle most engraving needs, from basic text to detailed designs, especially on soft materials like wood or acrylic.

Cost of Portable Laser Engravers

Portable laser engravers are small, lightweight machines designed for on-the-go engraving. They're ideal for those who need flexibility or work in spaces where a full-sized machine is impractical.

 

Portable engraving machines usually cost between $150 and $400, depending on features and brand. These machines offer great value for beginners or those who need portability without sacrificing too much functionality. The ACMER S1 is a portable laser engraving machine for only $99. Even outdoors, you can connect the laser engraver to carve beautiful scenery.

Why Choose a Portable Laser Engraver?

Portability in laser engraving comes with several benefits. For starters, it makes the machine easy to store and transport. If you're someone who frequently attends maker fairs, craft shows, or simply enjoys working in different spaces, a portable engraver is a great fit.

 

Additionally, portable engravers are often more affordable than their full-sized counterparts, making them an excellent choice for those who are new to the craft or are working on a tight budget.

Ongoing Costs of Running a Laser Engraver

Beyond the initial purchase, you’ll also need to factor in ongoing costs for electricity, maintenance, and repairs. The good news is that most laser engravers are relatively energy-efficient. Running costs depend on how often you use the machine, but it's not a major expense for most hobbyists.

 

Maintenance costs can vary, but routine upkeep usually involves cleaning the laser lens and occasionally replacing worn-out parts, which are typically affordable.

Software Costs for Laser Engraving

Many laser engravers come with free software, but there are also paid options. Free software usually covers basic design and functionality, while paid software can provide more advanced features such as vector editing, compatibility with a wider range of file formats, and cloud storage.

 

Lightburn is a very friendly and easy-to-use software that can provide you with convenient laser engraving settings, and its software coverage is very high. It is the most used laser engraving software in the world. You can find solutions for any laser setting in the community. Lightburn offers a free 30-day trial period, after which you can purchase the permanent use of the Lightburn software Gcode.

Materials Costs for Laser Engraving

The type of material you choose to engrave will also affect your overall costs. Common materials include wood, acrylic, leather, glass, and metal. Prices vary depending on the material and quality, but expect to spend anywhere from $5 to $50 for materials, depending on the scope of your project.

 

If you’re just starting, you might want to stick with affordable, easy-to-engrave materials like wood or acrylic, which offer great results without breaking the bank.

Accessories and Add-ons

There are some accessories and add-ons you might consider purchasing along with your laser engraver. For beginners, essential accessories include goggles, an air pump, and a honeycomb bed. More advanced users might opt ​​for a rotary attachment or an upgraded lens for better precision.

Long-term Investment vs Short-term Cost

While the upfront cost of a laser engraver may seem significant, it can pay off over time. Whether you plan to use it for personal projects or to start a small business, laser engraving offers endless creative possibilities. If you start selling your creations, the machine can quickly pay for itself.

ACMER S1 Portable Laser Engraver Mini Machine

One of the best budget options on the market right now is the ACEMR S1 Portable Laser Engraver Mini. This portable engraver is very competitively priced and offers great features for beginners, including a compact and portable design and two laser output options of 2.5W and 3.5W. It's perfect for those who are just getting started and don't have a lot of upfront investment.

Conclusion

In summary, getting started with a laser engraver can cost as little as $150 to $500, depending on the model and additional accessories you choose. While there are some ongoing costs, such as electricity, maintenance, and materials, these are relatively manageable. Ultimately, a laser engraver can be a fantastic long-term investment, especially if you plan to use it for both personal and business purposes.

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