Answer: 120 mm × 120 mm. Using the conveyor feeder, the area can be expanded to 350 mm × 120 mm.
Answer: Yes, it can engrave some metals such as stainless steel, iron, and black anodized aluminum.
Answer: Yes. You need to first connect Atelier for network setup using a Type-C cable. Refer to the Atelier PC Connection Video for guidance.
Answer: The standard configuration is a 12W diode laser (wavelength 455±5 nm). Currently, it cannot be used with other lasers.
Answer: Yes. It supports R6, R8, and R8 PRO rotary accessories with auto-recognition. Refer to the Atelier Rotary Device Connection and Usage Video for guidance.
Answer: Yes. Using the R4 conveyor feeder, the engraving area can be expanded to 350 mm × 120 mm.
Answer: You can use the official AtomStack Studio (PC or mobile) or LightBurn software. When using LightBurn, you can import the official configuration file to connect the device. Select "L1-GALVO" as the controller (see Figure 12). Alternatively, you can connect without importing the configuration file by following the connection steps. Refer to the "Atelier Network Connection" section for guidance.

Figure 12
Answer: The maximum speed can reach 240,000 mm/min. For actual engraving tasks, please follow the recommended parameters in the parameter table.
Answer: Yes. Two positioning strips are provided, which can be secured to the baseplate using screws. A roll of masking tape is also included for fixing thin or light materials to the baseplate.
Answer: Yes. The machine is equipped with a power switch to turn off the device at any time, and a USB key to prevent unauthorized operation, protecting children or untrained users from accidents.
Answer: The recommended operating temperature is 0°C to 35°C.
Answer: The machine can engrave materials up to 105 mm in height inside the enclosure. With the baseplate removed, it can theoretically engrave objects of any height.
Answer: When the machine will not be used for an extended period, store it in a dry environment. It is recommended to power on the machine for 5 minutes each month to maintain the lifespan of the electronic components.