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- Product code: P0101000642
- Weight Brutto: 32.00kg
The xTool M2 20W – Colour Print & Cut Laser Machine Bundle is an enclosed, Class 1-safe laser fabrication system combining a 20 W blue diode laser with a full-colour CMYK inkjet module in a single desktop unit. It prints, cuts, and engraves across 300+ materials — from sticker paper and felt to 10 mm basswood and 8 mm black acrylic — using a 426 mm × 320 mm working area, dual-camera smart positioning, and autofocus, all controlled via xTool Studio software on Windows or macOS.
The image below shows the machine in a domestic environment, illustrating how the enclosed orange acrylic cover enables the TÜV SÜD-certified Class 1 laser safety rating.
| Specification | Value |
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| Laser Module | 20 W Blue Diode Laser (445 ± 15 nm) |
| Working Area (Laser) | 426 mm × 320 mm |
| Max. Cutting Depth | 10 mm basswood / 8 mm black acrylic in one pass |
| Positioning Precision | Up to 0.2 mm (camera-assisted) |
A single machine that prints, cuts, and engraves
Most desktop fabrication tools force a choice: either a laser cutter or a colour printer. The xTool M2 20W – Colour Print & Cut Laser Machine Bundle removes that constraint entirely. The modular multi-function holder accepts the 20 W diode laser and the CMYK inkjet module interchangeably, so a single workflow can print a full-colour sticker sheet with the inkjet module, then swap to the laser to cut each sticker to its precise contour — all within xTool Studio without moving the material.
The photograph below provides an isometric overview of the machine's enclosed chassis, XY gantry system, and amber safety lid that enables Class 1 operation without an external enclosure or specialist eyewear.
20 W diode laser: cutting depth and XY resolution
A 20 W blue diode laser at 445 ± 15 nm wavelength delivers a focused spot of just 0.06 mm × 0.08 mm, producing crisp vector edges at a motion accuracy of 0.01 mm. That spot size directly governs kerf width and minimum feature size: finer spots preserve detail on intricate paper cuts and thin leather filigree that a wider beam would scorch or destroy. Maximum travel speed reaches 600 mm/s, keeping cycle times short on large fills without sacrificing edge quality on corners, because the controller separates acceleration zones from constant-velocity passes.
The actual cutting capability speaks to optical power density, not rated wattage alone: a single pass through 10 mm basswood and 8 mm black acrylic confirms the combination of spot size and power is sufficient for production-depth cuts. The diagram below illustrates the range of compatible materials — more than 300 — that this machine handles across laser and inkjet modes.
CMYK inkjet module: full-colour output and cartridge yield
The bundled CMYK inkjet module expands the colour gamut beyond what any diode laser alone can render. The four-colour (CMYK) cartridge system produces richer, more accurate hues than earlier three-colour CMY designs — particularly in shadow areas and saturated reds. The inkjet working area is 300 mm × 294 mm, suitable for A4-adjacent print runs. Cartridge yield reaches up to 800 pages at 40 ml capacity, compared with 400 pages and 15 ml in previous-generation CMY cartridges — a critical cost-per-unit consideration for anyone producing stickers, event prints, or personalised gifts at volume.
The comparative infographic below shows the cartridge capacity and yield difference between the current CMYK module and the older CMY format, highlighting why the upgrade matters for consistent output quality.
Printable substrates include paper, cardstock, sticker paper, wood, canvas, fabric, felt, leather, and glass — a breadth that reflects the inkjet module's ability to deposit ink on both porous and semi-porous surfaces rather than relying on thermal marking.
The image below showcases the variety of finished outputs achievable with the CMYK inkjet module: stickers, magnets, wall art, temporary tattoos, cake toppers, and personalised calendars.
Dual-camera positioning and autofocus
Accurate registration between a printed layer and a subsequent laser cut depends on the positioning system, not just laser power. The xTool M2 pairs a 5 MP panoramic camera for wide-field material mapping with a 2 MP close-range camera for precision alignment. Wide-view positioning achieves under 1.5 mm error; switching to close-range camera mode brings this down to 0.2 mm. Autofocus via probe eliminates manual Z-axis adjustment, with a ranging precision of 0.1 mm — relevant when switching between substrates of varying thickness without resetting the focal offset manually.
The illustration below shows the dual-camera system scanning geometric objects on the work bed, demonstrating how it maps the baseplate for accurate coordinate referencing.
Three interchangeable modules, one machine
The multi-function module holder is not limited to the two modules included in this bundle. The platform is designed to accept the 20 W diode laser, the CMYK inkjet module, and optionally a 3 W infrared laser for metal marking — each swapping in without tools beyond hand-tightening the magnetic connection. Z-axis stability is maintained by the aluminium linear shaft system, which requires periodic greasing to preserve motion accuracy over time.
The image below illustrates all three interchangeable tool heads side by side, showing how a single xTool M2 chassis transitions between print, cut, and engrave operations.
Print-and-cut workflow in practice
The print-and-cut pipeline begins in xTool Studio: design the artwork, assign colour regions to the inkjet module and cut lines to the laser, then run both operations in sequence. Camera registration ensures the laser cut path aligns precisely to the printed graphic, removing the need for manual jig-making or crosshair calibration between operations. The result is clean-edged, full-colour output — stickers, hang tags, wooden signs with inkjet decoration, and custom gift items — without multi-machine setups.
The workflow image below demonstrates this sequence, showing printed and laser-cut stickers, tags, and wood signs produced in a single session.
Precision cutting across materials
Laser cutting performance varies significantly by material optical absorption and thickness. The xTool M2 20W diode operates at 445 nm, which is efficiently absorbed by wood, coloured acrylics, leather, felt, foam, MDF, and cardstock. Transparent acrylic requires engraving rather than cutting due to low absorption at this wavelength, while stainless steel and glass are accessible for engraving but not through-cutting. The probe autofocus system ensures consistent focal distance even when materials vary in surface height by fractions of a millimetre — a meaningful advantage when switching between a 1.5 mm cardstock sheet and a 6 mm MDF panel.
The sample image below shows actual laser cut results across four material types — green felt, blue fabric, pink paper, and natural wood — demonstrating edge quality on fine lace patterns.
Rotary engraving for cylindrical objects
Rotary engraving expands the working envelope from flat substrates to cylindrical objects. With an optional Rotary Attachment 3 Lite (RA3 Lite), the xTool M2 20W can engrave objects between 0 mm and 100 mm in diameter — cups, bottles, pens, and round ornaments — without requiring riser bases or additional height adapters. The attachment connects via the extension port on the rear panel and is recognised automatically by xTool Studio.
The image below shows the RA3 Lite rotary attachment supporting a cylindrical object on the machine bed, confirming compatibility with the full 0–100 mm diameter range.
xTool Studio software and AI design tools
xTool Studio runs on Windows and macOS and connects via USB or Wi-Fi. It accepts SVG, DXF, JPG, JPEG, PNG, and BMP file formats. The software includes material presets, a community gallery for ready-to-use project templates, and AI-assisted text-art generation tools that reduce design time for custom engraving projects. Indicator light states and Start/Stop button functions are clearly mapped in firmware, giving real-time feedback on processing status, flame detection, and network configuration directly from the machine front panel.
The interface overview below shows the AI text-art tool, tutorial panel, community project gallery, and material settings in a single software view.
Key features and capabilities at a glance
The overview image below consolidates the machine's core capabilities: the 424 mm × 318 mm work area (nominal), dual-camera system, CMYK inkjet print mode, and compatibility with 10 W, 20 W, and 3 W infrared laser modules.
Colour output quality: CMY versus CMYK
The addition of the black (K) channel in the CMYK inkjet module produces denser neutrals and more accurate dark tones compared with three-channel CMY printing, where black is synthesised by combining cyan, magenta, and yellow — a process that often results in muddy or slightly warm dark areas. The side-by-side comparison below makes this difference clearly visible across photographic and graphic content.
Template-based personalisation
xTool Studio's built-in template library accelerates the design-to-output cycle. The screenshot below illustrates the software's plant stake personalisation workflow, combining laser-cut shapes with editable text fields — a representative example of how the template system reduces setup time for production runs of customised items.
Bundle overview
The image below shows the complete bundle — xTool M2 chassis with the orange safety cover and the CMYK inkjet module — as supplied in the Colorful Bundle kit configuration, confirming both the laser module and the inkjet module are included.
The following unboxing and first-use video walkthrough from xTool demonstrates the setup procedure, module installation, and an initial project run on the xTool M2 platform.
Tech Tip: When running a print-and-cut sequence, complete the inkjet print pass first, then swap to the laser module without moving the material. Use the close-range camera (2 MP) rather than the panoramic camera for registration — it reduces positioning error from under 1.5 mm to under 0.2 mm, which is the threshold at which cut lines visually align with printed contours on sticker stock at 5 mm feature sizes and below.
Technical specifications of the xTool M2 20W – Colour Print & Cut Laser Machine Bundle
Processing Capacity
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| Max. Rotary Engraving Diameter | 0–100 mm |
| Max. Speed | 600 mm/s |
| Max. Cutting Capacity — Basswood | 20 W: 10 mm in one pass |
| Max. Cutting Capacity — Black Acrylic | 20 W: 8 mm in one pass |
Easy Operation
| Pre-assembled | Yes |
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| Positioning Method | Camera Positioning |
| Focus Mode | Autofocus |
Accuracy & Precision
| Laser Spot Size — 20 W Diode Laser | 0.06 mm × 0.08 mm |
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| Positioning Precision | Up to 0.2 mm (wide-view positioning: < 1.5 mm) |
| Ranging Precision | 0.1 mm, Probe |
| Motion Accuracy | 0.01 mm |
Laser Module — Optical Specifications
| Laser Wavelength | 445 ± 15 nm |
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| Beam Divergence | 1.5 mrad (IEC 60825-1 Default simplified) |
| Maximum Power Output | 24 W |
| Laser Module Working Temperature | 0 °C – 35 °C |
General Information
| Product Dimensions | 610 mm × 569 mm × 180 mm |
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| Safety Certification | Class 1 Laser Safety (TÜV SÜD Certified) |
| Product Weight | 12.3 kg |
| Max. Machine Input Power | 200 W |
| Power Adapter Input Voltage | 100 V – 240 V ~ AC 50/60 Hz |
| Laser Module Power Adapter | 25 V 6 A |
Software
| Supported Software | xTool Studio |
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CMYK Inkjet Module — Operating Environment
| Operating Temperature | 15 °C – 35 °C |
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| Operating Humidity | 40–60% RH |
Supported Materials
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| Engravable Materials |
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What's in the box
- xTool M2 (main unit, pre-assembled)
- 20 W Laser Module
- Module connection cable
- Power adapter and cable
- USB cable and adapter
- Smoke exhaust pipe
- Clamp
- Grease
- Material pack
- Magnetic fixture
- Hex screwdriver
- Masking tape
- Screw M3×6
- Instruction card
- Safety Instructions
- xTool M2 CMYK Inkjet Module
- Ink cartridge (CMYK)
- Bottom cap
- Moisturizing liquid
- Bottom cap retainer plate
- Screw (for retainer plate)
- Calibration card (A5)
- Ferrite core
- CMYK Inkjet Module user manual
Buy the xTool M2 20W – Colour Print & Cut Laser Machine Bundle — 20 W Diode Laser + CMYK Inkjet | Price & Delivery in Spain
Order the xTool M2 20W – Colour Print & Cut Laser Machine Bundle directly from EXPERT3D, your specialist laser and 3D fabrication store based in Valencia, Spain. We offer competitive pricing, fast delivery across Spain and the EU, and full after-sales support. As an official representative of xTool, we guarantee the best price, authorised service, and official warranty on every unit sold. Our team has been advising on laser cutting, engraving, and additive fabrication equipment since 2012 — if you need guidance on which bundle configuration suits your workflow, or want a detailed price list for volume orders, contact us directly. All stock held locally for immediate dispatch.
