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ULS VLS4.75 vs ULS VLS6.75

ULS VLS4.75
$27,000
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ULS VLS6.75
$31,000
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Laser
TypeCO2 LaserCO2 Laser
Wavelength10,600 nm10,600 nm
Optical Power75 W75 W
Performance
Work Area610 × 457 mm813 × 457 mm
Max Speed152,400 mm/min152,400 mm/min
FocusAutofocusAutofocus
Features
EnclosureYesYes
Air AssistNoNo
Rotary CompatibleYesYes
WiFiNoNo
CameraNoNo
Physical
Approx. Price$27,000$31,000
Release Year20152015
Weight122 kg147 kg
Pros & Cons

ULS VLS4.75

What we like

  • Larger 24"×18" work area than the VLS3.75 at the same power and price tier
  • Up to 75W CO2 for deeper cuts on wood and acrylic
  • 7in (178mm) rotary capacity for cylindrical work
  • Rapid Reconfiguration™ tool-free laser source swaps
  • Free-standing cabinet with strong built-in exhaust

Watch out for

  • Quote-only pricing through authorized resellers
  • Heavy at 270 lbs (122kg) — needs a permanent, dedicated location
  • Requires a dedicated Windows PC via USB
  • No camera registration or WiFi
  • Single laser source only (no fiber option, unlike the ULTRA series)

ULS VLS6.75

What we like

  • Largest work area in the Platform Series at 32"×18"
  • Dual 4in exhaust ports rated for higher CFM than the smaller VLS3.75/4.75
  • Up to 75W CO2 for cutting depth on wood and acrylic
  • 7in (178mm) rotary capacity
  • Rapid Reconfiguration™ tool-free laser source swaps

Watch out for

  • Quote-only pricing through authorized resellers
  • Heaviest Platform Series model at 325 lbs (147kg)
  • Requires a dedicated Windows PC via USB
  • No camera registration or WiFi
  • Same 75W power ceiling as the smaller, cheaper VLS3.75 — the upgrade is size, not power
Compatible Materials

ULS VLS4.75

WoodAcrylicLeatherPaperplasticFabricGlassStonecoated metals

ULS VLS6.75

WoodAcrylicLeatherPaperplasticFabricGlassStonecoated metals

The ULS VLS4.75 costs $27,000 (13% less) than the ULS VLS6.75, which is priced at $31,000.

Both machines share the same 75W optical power rating.

The ULS VLS6.75 offers a 25% larger work area (813 × 457 mm vs 610 × 457 mm).

Both machines share the same maximum speed of 152,400 mm/min.