Atomstack Kraft Dual Laser Engraver vs Ortur Laser Master 2 S2 1.6W

Technical comparison · Diode laser (405–460 nm)

In brief

Kraft Dual Laser Engraver and Laser Master 2 S2 1.6W are not direct competitors: very different prices (~7.4×). Laser Master 2 S2 1.6W costs less (~€195) and is the entry-level choice; Kraft Dual Laser Engraver offers more capability at a higher price (~€1450). Judge them by budget, not head-to-head.

Parameter
Identity
Launch year 2025 2021
Use tier F2 — Intermediate F2 — Intermediate
Price
Price (€) ~1200–1700 € ~150–240 €
Universal specs
Dimensions (W×D×H) (cm) 79.1 × 61 × 26.15 cm
Weight (kg) 23.6 kg
Work area (mm) 500 × 320 mm 390 × 410 mm
Power (W) 216 W
Voltage (V) 24 V
Maximum speed 600 mm/s 10000 mm/min
Category specs
Work area (short side) (mm) 320 mm 390 mm
Rated power (W) 20 W 1.6 W
Source technology Diode Diode
Max travel speed (mm/s) 600 mm/s 166.67 mm/s
Max processing speed (mm/s) 600 mm/s 166.67 mm/s
Max cut depth per material Wood: 18mm, Acrylic: 5mm, Leather: 5mm
Wavelength (nm) 450 nm 450 nm
Min resolution (µm) 30 µm
Autofocus True False
Rotary included/compatible False
Passthrough True
Supported software LightBurn, Proprietary LightBurn, Other
Ecosystem
Cloud dependency No No
Software notes The system is fully compatible with LightBurn, the industry standard for laser control, which allows users to easily manage the dual laser source for processing different materials without changing the head. For users looking for a plug-and-play solution, the proprietary AtomStack Studio software is available, compatible with Windows, macOS, and even mobile devices. The latter simplifies the use of the built-in 16 MP camera, optimizing the workspace preview for quick and precise positioning, thus reducing material waste. The machine supports job resume in case of power failure and can operate offline via a USB flash drive, ensuring an uninterrupted workflow even without a continuous connection to a computer. This machine offers complete compatibility with the main control software currently available for diode lasers, thanks to the adoption of the 32-bit GRBL standard protocol and firmware. Users can manage engraving operations using established and well-documented programs such as LightBurn (paid software, ideal for advanced workflows and users of all operational levels) and LaserGRBL (free and open-source, perfect for those operating on Windows systems). The connection typically occurs via a standard USB cable, ensuring stable communication between the host computer and the machine's motherboard while executing the generated toolpath. The use of closed proprietary software is not required, thus offering maximum operational flexibility.

The differences that matter

  • Price: Kraft Dual Laser Engraver 1450 € vs Laser Master 2 S2 1.6W 195 € — Laser Master 2 S2 1.6W wins (+644%)

Which one to choose

Choose Laser Master 2 S2 1.6W if…

you value price.

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