xTool introduced its new X1 laser system at The Next Level Maker Conference. The X1 is designed with modularity, allowing users to integrate various laser types including CO2, Diode, UV, Fiber, and MOPA into a single system. This approach aims to provide a comprehensive solution for different material processing needs.
The X1 features a dual-head configuration, combining a galvo system with a CO2 laser. This allows the machine to select the appropriate laser head for specific tasks. It is also xTool's first flying-galvo unit, which integrates the large working area typically found in gantry systems with the operational speed of a galvo system.
Unlike previous all-in-one machines that used swappable toolheads for diode and IR lasers, the X1 utilizes a swappable backpack system. This system routes different laser frequencies to the galvo toolhead, enabling the galvo to function as a wood-burning diode, a crystal engraving UV, or a metal etching MOPA. The default configuration includes a 55W CO2 laser paired with a 20W diode for the galvo head.
In addition to the X1 laser, xTool announced the SE1, an upcoming embroidery machine. The SE1 is presented as an entry-level option for single-color embroidery and normal stitching, targeting existing xTool users. It can be paired with the O1 Omni for color application, offering a more accessible alternative to complex multi-needle embroidery machines.
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xTool announced the X1, a modular laser system that supports CO2, Diode, UV, Fiber, and MOPA lasers, and features a dual-head galvo and CO2 laser configuration. This system combines gantry-like size with galvo speed, offering versatility for various material processing tasks.