Epilog Fusion Pro Settings & Speeds
Updated May 2026 · 64 tested settings · 38 materials
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The Epilog Fusion Pro is a 50W co2 laser engraver with a 812×508mm work area. This page lists 64 community-tested settings covering speed, power, passes, air assist, and DPI across a range of materials. Always run a test cut on scrap material first — results vary depending on your material batch, focus, and ambient conditions.
The Epilog Fusion Pro is Epilog's top-tier CO₂ and fiber hybrid laser, used in professional trophy shops, sign studios, universities, and industrial fab labs. It engraves and cuts with CO₂ (for wood, acrylic, leather, glass) and marks metal with its fiber module — all in one system. Significantly more expensive than hobbyist machines, but delivers unmatched consistency and longevity for daily production use. Works with virtually any design software via a print driver, including LightBurn, CorelDRAW, and Illustrator.
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What materials can the Epilog Fusion Pro engrave or cut?
The Epilog Fusion Pro has community-tested settings for 3mm Mirrored Acrylic, 3mm Clear Acrylic (Cast), 3mm Maple Plywood, Stainless Steel, Marble Tile, Rubber Stamp Material, 6mm MDF, 6mm Baltic Birch Plywood, and 30 more. Results vary by material batch, focus, and ambient conditions — always test on scrap first.
What is the work area of the Epilog Fusion Pro?
The Epilog Fusion Pro has a work area of 812×508 mm (approximately 32×20 inches).
What settings should I use to cut Rubber Stamp Material on the Epilog Fusion Pro?
A community-tested starting point is speed 10 mm/s, power 82% in a single pass. Always run a test cut on scrap to confirm before committing to your project.
What can a CO₂ laser like the Epilog Fusion Pro cut that a diode laser cannot?
CO₂ lasers can cut and engrave clear acrylic, glass (with care), fabric, and thicker wood more cleanly than diode lasers, because the CO₂ wavelength is absorbed by materials that are transparent to diode light. This makes the Epilog Fusion Pro more versatile for craft and production use.
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