Trotec Speedy 400 Settings & Speeds

Same 100W CO2 tube class as the Boss LS-1630.

Same 100W CO2 tube class as the Boss LS-1630.

Same 100W CO2 tube class as the Boss LS-1630.

Same 100W CO2 tube class as the Boss LS-1630.

Same 100W CO2 tube class as the Boss LS-1630.

No direct LS-1630 acrylic engrave on file — 55-60W-class baseline used as a conservative starting point.

Same 100W CO2 tube class as the Boss LS-1630.

Same 100W CO2 tube class as the Boss LS-1630.

Same 100W CO2 tube class as the Boss LS-1630 — settings transfer directly.

What materials can the Trotec Speedy 400 engrave or cut?

The Trotec Speedy 400 has community-tested settings for Slate, Genuine Leather, 3mm MDF, 3mm Clear Acrylic, 3mm Basswood Plywood. Results vary by material batch, focus, and ambient conditions: always test on scrap first.

Is the Trotec Speedy 400 compatible with LightBurn?

The Trotec Speedy 400 uses Trotec Ruby. LightBurn compatibility may be possible via a community-built device profile.

What is the work area of the Trotec Speedy 400?

The Trotec Speedy 400 has a work area of 1016×610 mm (approximately 40×24 inches).

What settings should I use to cut Genuine Leather on the Trotec Speedy 400?

A community-tested starting point is speed 22 mm/s, power 50–55% in a single pass. Enable air assist for a cleaner edge. Always run a test cut on scrap to confirm before committing to your project.

What can a CO₂ laser like the Trotec Speedy 400 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 Trotec Speedy 400 more versatile for craft and production use.