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A 400-watt laser device that blurs the line between "Igniter" and "Machine"—powerful enough for serious metal cutting while maintaining some of the flexibility of smaller systems. At 400W, lasers cut through 4mm steel, 2mm stainless steel, and thick plastics with ease. This power level requires industrial infrastructure: three-phase power, closed-loop cooling, and often a dedicated operator. The 400W Igniter is the entry point for metal fabrication shops needing laser capability without investing in multi-kilowatt systems. It handles most light industrial tasks efficiently, from automotive parts to architectural metalwork.
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