Longer RAY5 Upgraded 20W Laser Engraver Machine, Exclusive 3.5" Touch Screen for DIY, Cutting Tool for Metal Coloring, Acrylic, Wood, Glass, Leather. Laser Class 2
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Size: 20W
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- High Power Cutting Capability: Longer RAY5 20W laser engraver enables faster and more efficient engraving and cutting tasks, saving customers time and costs.
- High Precision and Fast Engraving: The RAY5 20W laser engraving machine is equipped with a 0.08x0.1mm compressed beam laser head and precise rails. With a maximum processing speed of up to 10000mm/min, it achieves intricate and precise engraving effects. Customers can create high-precision designs, text, and fine details.
- Convenient Operation and 4 Connection Modes: The machine features a built-in 3.5-inch color touch screen, allowing customers to conveniently monitor engraving progress, adjust engraving speed, and execute other operations. It supports 4 common connection modes including USB, TF card, WiFi, and APP, and is compatible with professional engraving software like LaserGRBL and LightBurn.
- Versatility for Various Materials: The laser engraving machine is suitable for a wide range of materials such as cutting 25mm wood and 35mm acrylic, cutting 0. 002"/0.05mm stainless steel as well as leather, paper, glass, plastics and more. Customers can use a single machine for engraving and cutting different materials, enhancing production and creative versatility. (An air pump is recommended for better engraving and cutting effects.)
- Easy Installation and Reliable Support: The RAY5 20W laser engraving machine comes with all the necessary tools, accessories, comprehensive installation, and user guides. In case of any questions or concerns, the customer support team is available 24/7 to provide professional assistance and lifelong technical support.
Product Dimensions: 23.62 x 12.19 x 5.9 inches
Item model number: 202406024
Item Weight: 10.68 pounds
Manufacturer: LONGER
Date First Available: June 24, 2024
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Size: 10W
Easy to work with right out of the box. I've engraved on multiple surfaces with excellent results. Easy to cut material. Customer service is spot on with with helpful tips and technical issues.
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026 by Tim Vesely
Size: 10W
This is my first laser engraver. The build quality is very good. They put thought into some small details which i find reassuring in regards to quality of the brand. If they went out of their way to include these small steps in production Im confident in the rest of it. Engraving is very easy with it. Im mostly trying to cut thin plywood and it seems to work well but Im still learning. I like it. I actually like the included gbrl software. It cuts files lightburn doesn’t read. It took a couple hours to set up, a couple hours to hook up to WiFi and software. A couple more hours and I was engraving my own files. No regrets.
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Size: 20W
At this price point I found the Longer Ray5 machine to be the best value laser out there. It checks all the boxes for what I need: Simple to use and compatible with Lightburn, very solid and well-made, and excellent support / documentations, and very affordable. I've been engraving on a less-powerful portable laser for a couple years, but the Longer 20W machine is my first that is capable of cut-throughs and larger work areas. I've been making inlays and raised 3D types of designs for coasters and wall art. It does everything advertised in my testing, including cutting wood and acrylic and engraving just about anything. I did a lot of looking around before choosing this machine and found that several add-ons are almost mandatory. Those suggested extras follow: Add on suggestion #1: Air assist makes so much of a difference that I would never recommend cutting without it. Whenever I forget to turn on the air compressor the results are charred and uneven. I wish the model I purchased had integrated air assist support like the one in the photos online, but somehow I bought one that is not aware. So instead of lightburn just activating it, it must be turned on manually each time. Longer sells an add on air assist system which is pretty much an aquarium air pump, but it had all the connecting tubing, good vibration dampening and wasn't very expensive so I ordered that one. Add on suggestion #2 is to use a honeycomb bed which will protect your table top surface, help with cut throughs, and reduce charring on the bottom side. Add on suggestion #3 is an enclosure and an exhaust fan. I bought a couple of acrylic safety panels and built a basic enclosure out of those and some plywood. Unless you're set up outside you'll need to move the smoke away somewhere. I bought a 130CFM fan on Amazon for not too much and it worked well. Overall, these add ons cost me about $150. I'm on a budget so I did not purchase those items lightly but they were each well worth the expense. At some point you'll also want to purchase Lightburn, with which the Longer machines are compatible and runs about 100 USD after the free trial expires. I highly recommend this company's products.
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Good machine. Lives up to its reputation. Cuts 0.25 wood in one pass. Love it!
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Size: 10W
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This was easy to set up and it's simple to operate, especially if you have used one before. The only issue I had is that some of the items weren't clearly defined in the manual, but it was nothing that a good web search couldn't fix! The air assist stem on mine was broken, but customer support quickly responded and replaced it. The laser itself is well constructed and operation is smooth and quiet. I'm very pleased with this purchase and would recommend it for anyone in the market.
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