FLUX HEXA 60W Desktop CO2 Laser Cutter & Engraver
The FLUX HEXA is a professional 60W desktop CO2 laser cutter and engraver built for serious production work. Its 60W laser tube cuts and engraves dozens of materials — wood, acrylic, leather, fabric, rubber, glass, and stone — and marks select metals like anodized aluminum, with cutting thickness up to 0.83" depending on material. Engraving speeds reach 35.43 in/s (900 mm/s), and the high-spec tube pairs with an optional 1.5" short-focus lens that shrinks the laser spot for resolution up to 1000 DPI. Rated for a 10,000-hour lifespan, the HEXA is engineered to keep pace with small businesses, studios, classrooms, and makers running the machine day after day./p>
Capacity is where the HEXA separates itself from smaller desktop machines. The 28.74" x 16.14" (730 x 410 mm) work area is 33% larger than the Beambox Pro, and a motorized elevation platform with one-touch autofocus makes dialing in the correct height as easy as pressing a button — double tap to automatically adjust to the optimized platform height. A full-bed HD camera previews 28.74" x 15.55" of the work area for precise design placement, while the improved steel honeycomb platform, cone spacers, and pull-out inner cleaning drawer keep production and cleanup efficient — no removing the bed to clear debris after a cut.
Workflow flexibility rounds out the package. The HEXA runs on FLUX's free Beam Studio software across Windows, macOS, Linux, and Chrome OS, accepts JPG, PNG, SVG, DXF, AI, and PDF files, and connects via Wi-Fi, USB, Ethernet, or direct network cable — so designs from Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, AutoCAD, CorelDRAW, and Inkscape drop straight into production. Built-in safety sensors monitor for unplanned movement, overheating, and fire, making the FLUX HEXA a powerful, professional-grade CO2 laser that's still approachable enough for shared spaces.
FLUX HEXA Specs
- Laser Spec:
- 60W CO2
- Dimensions:
- 43.70" x 26.38" x 10.75" (1110 x 670 x 273 mm)
- Weight:
- 127.87 lbs (58 kg)
- Work Area:
- 28.74" x 16.14" (730 x 410 mm)
- Work Area Depth:
- 2.36" (60 mm)
- Camera Preview Area:
- 28.74" x 15.55" (730 x 395 mm)
- Speed:
- 0.04 - 35.43 in/s (1 - 900 mm/s)
- I/O:
- Wi-Fi / USB / Ethernet / Direct Network Cable
- Cutting Thickness:
- 0 - 0.83" (0 - 21 mm), varies by material; some materials may require multiple passes
- Operating System:
- Windows / macOS / Linux / Chrome OS
- File Type:
- JPG / PNG / SVG / DXF / AI / PDF
FLUX HEXA Features
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Professional 60W CO2 Power: The high-spec 60W laser tube cuts and engraves dozens of materials — wood, acrylic, leather, fabric, rubber, glass, and stone — and marks select metals like anodized aluminum, with a 10,000-hour rated lifespan for long production runs.
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Blazing 35.43 in/s Engraving Speed: Maximum engraving speeds of 35.43 in/s (900 mm/s) — triple the Beam Series — keep batch jobs and detailed engravings moving, so production stays efficient even on large pieces.
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33% Larger Work Area: The 28.74" x 16.14" (730 x 410 mm) bed is a third larger than the Beambox Pro, giving professionals room for bigger single pieces, multi-item batch layouts, and full-sheet material use.
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One-Touch Autofocus with Motorized Platform: The electric elevation platform adjusts to the optimized height with a double tap, and built-in autofocus sets the correct focal distance at the press of a button — no manual measuring or shimming.
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Full-Bed Camera Preview: The HD camera previews 28.74" x 15.55" of the work area so designs land exactly where intended on the material — a true what-you-see-is-what-you-get workflow.
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Up to 1000 DPI Resolution: An optional 1.5" short-focus lens dramatically shrinks the laser spot, unlocking fine-detail engraving up to 1000 DPI for photo engraving and intricate design work.
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Pull-Out Cleaning Drawer: After a cut, slide the inner drawer out, clear the debris, and slide it back in — no unscrewing or removing the honeycomb platform for cleanup between jobs.
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Improved Steel Honeycomb Platform: The upgraded honeycomb bed and included cone spacers improve airflow, reduce backside scorching, and add versatility for elevating delicate workpieces.
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Flexible Software and File Support: Runs on FLUX's free Beam Studio across Windows, macOS, Linux, and Chrome OS, accepts JPG, PNG, SVG, DXF, AI, and PDF files, and works with designs from Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, AutoCAD, CorelDRAW, and Inkscape — LightBurn compatible via bridge cable.
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Serious Safety Systems: Built-in sensors alert you to unplanned movement, overheating, and fire, and the enclosed design makes the HEXA suitable for classrooms, shared studios, and small business workspaces.
FLUX Hexa— Frequently Asked Questions
FLUX HEXA — Frequently Asked Questions
What materials can the FLUX HEXA cut and engrave?
The HEXA's 60W CO2 laser cuts and engraves organic materials including wood, acrylic, leather, fabric, rubber, glass, and stone, with cutting thickness up to 0.83" (21 mm) depending on the material — some materials may require multiple passes. It can also mark select metals such as anodized aluminum, and stainless steel when treated with a specialized marking coating.
How is the HEXA different from the Beambox Pro?
The HEXA steps up in nearly every category: a 60W laser tube versus 50W, a 28.74" x 16.14" (730 x 410 mm) work area that's 33% larger, maximum engraving speeds of 35.43 in/s (900 mm/s) versus 11.81 in/s, and cutting thickness up to 0.83" versus 0.55". It also adds a motorized elevation platform with one-touch autofocus, USB connectivity, and a pull-out cleaning drawer that the Beam Series doesn't have.
How does the autofocus and elevation platform work?
The HEXA comes standard with an electric lifting platform — double tap to automatically adjust to the optimized platform height, or set it manually for specialty jobs. Built-in autofocus sets the correct focal distance at the press of a button, eliminating manual measuring and making setup between materials of different thicknesses fast and repeatable.
What software does the HEXA use?
The HEXA runs on FLUX's free Beam Studio software, compatible with Windows, macOS, Linux, and Chrome OS. It accepts JPG, PNG, SVG, DXF, AI, and PDF files, so you can design in Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, AutoCAD, CorelDRAW, Inkscape, and other familiar tools. LightBurn users can also connect and control the HEXA using FLUX's LightBurn bridge cable.
What safety features does the HEXA include?
The HEXA is a fully enclosed machine with built-in safety sensors that alert you to unplanned movement, provide an overheated temperature warning, and trigger a fire alarm. These systems make it appropriate for classrooms, shared studios, and small business environments where the machine may run long jobs.
How do I clean the HEXA after cutting?
The HEXA includes a pull-out inner cleaning drawer — a first for FLUX laser cutters. Instead of removing the entire honeycomb platform after a cut, simply slide the drawer out from the underside, clear the debris, and slide it back in. No screws or bolts required.
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