Proven fastest laser engraver on the market

Highest productivity in engraving.
Optimized to achieve the highest quality results at even higher speeds, the new Speedy 400 is the fastest and most productive mid-size laser engraver in the industry. The new model produces high-quality results even at its maximum engraving speed of 170 inches per second – which is 30 inches per second faster than the previous model.
Fastest engraving speed for maximum productivity
Trotec's new Speedy 400 is the fastest and most productive mid-size laser machine on the market. The new model provides high-quality results even at its maximum engraving speed of 4.3 m/s. With an acceleration of 5g, the Speedy 400 undeniably surpasses competitors and offers customers maximum production efficiency.
Eight times faster cutting with OptiMotionTM
The exceptional speed is made possible by Trotec's new innovative path planning system, OptiMotionTM motion control. The new Speedy 400 produces cutting speeds up to 8 times faster than comparable laser machines on the market. The OptiMotionTM system calculates and optimises cutting speeds and acceleration in real time based on the geometry. This, in turn, provides customers with maximum throughput and high-quality in curves.
We have conducted tests with competitor devices to illustrate the stark differences in speed and production efficiency. The comparison between the machines is based on similar quality output. As you will soon see, competitor devices complete only a fraction of the application in the same time, whereas a Speedy 400 achieves 100% completion.

Trotec Speedy 400
100% finished

Competitor 1
29% finished

Competitor 2
12% finished

Trotec Speedy 400
100% finished

Competitor 1
44% finished

Competitor 2
15% finished
Save time with no speed parameter search
OptiMotionTM automatically searches for optimal speed parameters, meaning the operator only needs to determine the power and speed required to cut through the material. When processing the application, the planning system adjusts the speed and acceleration in real time, in accordance to the geometry. This not only provides the operator with greater convenience, but it also means valuable time can be saved during laser file preparation.