Full Spectrum Laser
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2008
- HeadquartersLas Vegas, United States
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2B and B2C
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
Full Spectrum Laser firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Full Spectrum Laser
- Legal name
- Full Spectrum Laser, LLC
- Website
- https://fslaser.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2008
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Full Spectrum Laser industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Industrial Laser Systems
- NAICS
- Electric Lighting Equipment Manufacturing (3351)
- SIC
- Optical Instruments & Lenses (3827)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Optics & Laser/Light Engine Components (Lenses, Galvos, Laser Modules, UV Engines) (IMAAAIAC)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Optoelectronic Emitters (LED/Laser/VCSEL) (HDAHALAL), Machine Vision & Inspection Lighting (Ring lights, bar lights, backlights, strobed illumination) (IMAGAIAG)
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Where Full Spectrum Laser is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Las Vegas
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices1 record
Markets served
Full Spectrum Laser business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B and B2C
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Laser Systems (Hardware): Primary revenue from selling complete laser systems across multiple platforms: CO2 desktop (Muse series), UV galvo (Unmei, Muse UV), Fiber galvo (MOPA), fiber metal cutting, and picosecond systems. Revenue varies by platform and power level from $2,999 entry-level to $249,000 industrial systems.
- Accessories and Consumables: Replacement parts, upgrade kits, rotary attachments, fume extractors, laser tubes, focus lenses, and peripheral equipment. Includes replacement filters, water chillers, air compressors, and lens accessories. Drives recurring revenue from installed base.
- Software Licensing: RetinaEngrave software bundled with hardware. RE5 subscription upgrade option ($50/month or $1,500 perpetual) for cross-platform support. RE3 to RE5 crossplatform upgrade available for existing customers.
- Professional Services: Premium support packages, training sessions, on-site installation support, and extended warranties. Annual maintenance plans ($5,000), premium support/training packages ($250).
- Financing and Leasing: Financing options offered for equipment purchases. Lease programs available through third-party providers.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | Muse Core - Entry-level desktop CO2 laser |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | Muse 3D - Desktop CO2 with autofocus and 3D camera |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | Muse Titan - Large-format CO2 |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | Muse UV - Desktop UV galvo system |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | Unmei Compact UV - Premium desktop UV |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | LuVision3D UV - 3D vision UV system |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | MOPA PRO - Fiber galvo for metals |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | 4x4 Compact Enclosed Fiber Cutter |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | 4x4 Compact Open Fiber Cutter |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | 8x4 Flatbed UV - Large-format traveling galvo |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | Picosecond Glass Cutting Laser |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | 6D SynchroScan Upgrade |
| Subscription | Monthly | RE5 Software Subscription/Upgrade |
| Subscription | Annual | Annual Maintenance Plan |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | Education Bundles |
Go-to-market motion4 records
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels7 records
Full Spectrum Laser product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Full Spectrum Laser (FSL) designs, manufactures, and sells industrial and desktop laser cutting, engraving, and marking systems spanning CO2, UV (355nm), Green (532nm), fiber MOPA, fiber metal cutting, and picosecond wavelengths. Its offering combines proprietary hardware with the in-house RetinaEngrave browser-based control software, AI-powered 3D vision systems, and EtherCAT servo motion platforms to serve customers from hobbyist makers to industrial manufacturers.
Product overview
Full Spectrum Laser (FSL) offers a multi-platform portfolio of laser systems organized into four product families — CO₂ desktop (Muse series), UV galvo (Unmei and Muse UV), fiber/metal cutting, and MOPA fiber galvo — all running on the proprietary RetinaEngrave control platform. The Muse CO₂ line spans entry (Muse Core, $2,999), autofocus (Muse 3D, $4,499), and large-format (Muse Titan, $8,495+) desktop systems, alongside Pro Series gantry lasers and Atlas industrial flatbeds for sheet-format cutting. The UV family includes the Unmei Compact ($17,495+), Unmei UV Flip Compact ($17,495), Unmei Bridge, Unmei Compact Mini (2025 launch), LuVision3D UV ($19,000), and Muse UV ($17,495), with options up to the 8×4 flatbed traveling galvo ($49,995+). Fiber/metal cutting covers compact enclosed (4×4, from $45,000) and open (4×4, from $35,000) systems, Atlas Alloy 4×8 flatbeds, and the 4×2 Flatbed+Tube hybrid. MOPA fiber galvo offerings include Muse MOPA PRO ($23,995+, 100–200W) and the lower-power Muse MOPA ($12,495+, 20–60W). A cross-platform add-on portfolio spans the 6D SynchroScan motion platform ($20,000), Coaxial Camera with Liquid Lens (200MPx, 2µm accuracy), True 3-Axis Dynamic UV Galvo ($15,000), Whole Lens Correction calibration, 3D Blue Line Scanner ($4,999), and Telecentric Lenses ($3,000–$5,000). Accessories include Synchro Rotary V3 ($1,500), honeycomb tables, water chillers, fume extractors, replacement tubes (40W–150W), ZnSe focus lenses, and filter sets. The RetinaEngrave software platform unifies all systems with browser-based AI-powered control.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Products and services
- Muse Core Desktop CO2 Laser Entry-level desktop CO2 laser cutter/engraver with a 20"x12" work area, LCD touchscreen, and browser-based RetinaEngrave software. Targeted at hobbyists, makers, and small businesses for prototyping, custom products, and small-batch production. From $2,999.
- Muse 3D Desktop CO2 Laser Desktop CO2 laser with 3D camera guidance and autofocus for faster setup on varied-height objects. 20"x12" work area, 40W-45W CO2 tube. From $4,499.
- Muse Titan Large-Format CO2 Laser Large-format Muse CO2 platform with 48"x24" work area, AI 3D camera system, and doorway-friendly chassis. For bigger sheets, longer parts, and production-scale cutting. From $8,495.
- Muse UV Galvo Laser Desktop UV galvo laser with 355nm wavelength, AI 3D scan and autofocus, and swivel enclosure. Marks glass, plastics, wood, leather, and coated metals at 100x the speed of gantry CO2 lasers. From $17,495.
- Muse MOPA Fiber Galvo Laser Desktop UV galvo laser at 355nm with 20W or 60W MOPA fiber source for engraving and light-cutting metals and polymers. Supports 3D engraving on curved surfaces and AI 3D autofocus. From $12,495.
- Muse MOPA PRO 1064nm Fiber Galvo Laser Premium fiber galvo laser with 1064nm MOPA source at 100W-200W, AI 3D engraving, motorized autofocus, and full-color marking capabilities on metals and polymers. From $23,995.
- Muse Fiber Galvo V2 Desktop Fiber Laser Desktop fiber laser with 3D scan capability and autofocus for metal and polymer marking and engraving. 1064nm at 20W-60W.
- Unmei Compact UV Galvo Laser Compact enclosed 3D UV galvo with WLC alignment and ZCam autofocus for fine-detail marking on glass, metals, plastics, ceramics, silicone, and coated parts. From $17,495.
- Unmei UV Flip Compact UV Galvo Flip-top UV galvo with open-lid operation for long/oversized parts. Moving Z table keeps laser source fixed for accuracy. From $17,495.
- Unmei Bridge UV Platform Open-frame UV bridge platform for oversized or irregular parts. 24"x24" marking area with 3-axis galvo and floor-through capability. SKU UNMEI-UV-BRDG.
- Unmei Compact Mini UV Laser System Smaller footprint UV galvo with WLC and ZCam capability. Desktop footprint 23"x14.25" with 4"x4" to 12"x12" marking area. Patent-pending Saw mode and dual camera option. SKU UNMEI-COMPACT-MINI.
- LuVision3D UV Galvo Laser UV galvo with integrated 3D vision for automated part detection and registration-free marking. Capable of subsurface 3D crystal engraving and photo-quality marks. Optional dual camera with 2µm placement. From $19,000.
- 8x4 Flatbed Traveling Galvo UV Laser Traveling galvo UV system with full 4'x8' work area for panel-scale marking and PCB production. 5W air-cooled or 10W/15W water-cooled UV options. From $49,995.
- FSL PS20 P-Series CO2 Gantry Laser Professional-grade 20"x12" CO2 gantry laser with 45W-75W tubes, 7" LCD touchscreen, RetinaEngrave v3.0, motorized Z-table, and pass-through doors. From $5,499.
- Dual Head CO2 Laser 51"x34" (Fixed Z and Motorized Z variants) Large-format dual-head CO2 laser with two independent heads and tubes for double throughput and redundancy. 51"x34" engraving table. From $7,000 (fixed Z) or $8,000 (motorized Z).
- Atlas 4'x8' 150W Flatbed CO2 Industrial Laser System Cost-optimized 4'x8' flatbed industrial CO2 cutting machine with 150W E-CO2 laser tube, 98.42"x51.18" work area, up to 10,000-hour tube lifetime, and CE/ISO certification. From $19,995.
- 4x4 Compact Enclosed Metal Cutting Fiber Laser 1kW-3kW Fully enclosed fiber metal cutting laser for rapid cutting of sheet metal up to 4'x4' sheets and up to 1/2" thick steel. 1kW-3kW power options. From $45,000.
- 4x4 Compact Open Metal Cutting Fiber Laser 1kW-3kW Open-frame fiber metal cutting laser for 4'x4' sheet metal up to 1/2" thick steel. 1kW-3kW options, open design for transport and tent storage. From $35,000.
- Atlas Alloy 4x8 Flatbed Metal Cutting Fiber Laser 4'x8' flatbed fiber cutting system for sheet metal workflows up to 20kW, covering production-scale metal fabrication.
- 4x2 Flatbed + Tube CW/QCW Laser Cutter Combined flat sheet and tube cutting platform with compact footprint for production-grade flat and cylindrical metal workpiece processing.
- Picosecond Glass Cutting Laser Picosecond ultra-short pulse laser for brittle substrates, glass cutting, and clean glass processing with low heat input. SKU PGCL1, $249,000.
- 6D SynchroScan Continuous Motion Platform Continuous large-field scanning platform combining 3-axis galvo scanner with 3-axis EtherCAT servo control for unlimited field of view with no stitch lines. 2-3x faster than stitch-scan. Base SKU 6DSS, $20,000.
- Coaxial Camera with Liquid Lens 200MPx coaxial camera with liquid lens that stitches 289 images into a single mosaic at <8µm/px. CMM-verified 2µm camera-to-laser accuracy with electronic autofocus and no moving parts. Available on galvo lasers (2D, 3D, or with Telecentric Lens).
- True 3-Axis Dynamic UV Galvo 3-axis galvo with third-axis telescope focusing, eliminating the need for an f-theta lens. Software-controlled dynamic focus at every point in 3D workspace with no field distortion. SKU 3AXDG, $15,000.
- 3D Blue Line Scanner Structured blue light 3D line scanner with 0.020mm Z accuracy over 100x100mm field of view, integrated with 90fps global shutter camera for real-time 3D surface profiling. $4,999.
- Telecentric Lens (70x70mm and 100x100mm) Telecentric lens with coaxial lighting for sub-1µm resolution across full bed via hardware-triggered stitched capture. 70x70mm (F125, $3,000) and 100x100mm (F170, $5,000) field sizes.
- Synchro Chuck Rotary V3 True synchro-rotary attachment enabling continuous rotation synchronized with laser galvo movement, eliminating split lines. Compatible with Muse UV, Muse Galvo, Muse MOPA, Muse Core, Muse 3D, and Muse Titan. $1,500.
- RetinaEngrave Software Platform Proprietary browser-based laser control software (RE5) running on any device with Chrome, Safari, or Firefox. Includes AI object detection, vector editing, raster processing, 3D camera integration, and full machine control. Included free with new FSL systems; RE5 subscription $50/month or $1,500 perpetual upgrade.
- FSL Annual Maintenance Plan Annual maintenance contract for FSL laser systems covering parts, labor, and preventive service. $5,000/year. Premium support and training packages at $250.
Quantifiable outcome
- 100x faster processing than gantry CO2 lasers
- +5 more outcomes
Companies that use Full Spectrum Laser
Customer profileSegments5 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
Full Spectrum Laser technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
AI capability6 records
Feature8 records
Full Spectrum Laser partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Two partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- Intel (RealSense)coreIntel RealSense 3D camera technology integrated into Muse and MOPA systems for 3D surface mapping, object detection, and autofocus capabilities. RealSense technology enables depth sensing for multi-height object processing.
- JAMS (Arbitration)minorJAMS mediation and arbitration services referenced in Terms and Conditions for dispute resolution. Based in Las Vegas (3800 Howard Hughes Parkway, 11th Floor).
Scale indicators10 records
Recent moves1 record
Expansion highlights6 records
Full Spectrum Laser competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Epilog Laser: Epilog Laser is a direct competitor to FSL, offering desktop CO2 and fiber laser engraving/cutting systems for small businesses, makers, and education customers with a similar channel mix of e-commerce and direct sales. Their product breadth and pricing overlap heavily with FSL's Muse series.
- OMTech Laser: OMTech competes directly with FSL across desktop CO2, fiber galvo, and UV laser systems at competitive price points with an e-commerce-led GTM. Their product portfolio and target segments (SMB, education, makers) overlap meaningfully with FSL's Muse and Unmei lines.
- xTool: xTool sells desktop diode and CO2 laser engravers/cutters to makers and small businesses with strong direct-to-consumer e-commerce, overlapping FSL's Muse Core and Muse 3D segments. Their rapid product cadence mirrors FSL's launch velocity.
- Thunder Laser: Thunder Laser manufactures CO2 laser cutting/engraving systems across desktop and industrial work areas, with strong overlap to FSL's Muse Titan, P-Series, and Atlas product lines. They target similar small/mid-market fabrication and signage customers with comparable price-performance positioning.
- Glowforge: Glowforge pioneered cloud-connected desktop CO2 laser cutting/engraving for hobbyists, small businesses, and education, with proprietary software. Their consumer-friendly positioning and pricing overlap FSL's Muse Core entry tier while indirectly competing in SMB segments.
- Trotec Laser: Trotec offers professional CO2 and fiber laser engraving/cutting systems with proprietary software (JobControl) and a broad reseller channel. They compete head-to-head with FSL in the higher-end desktop/professional engraving and small-production segments in North America and Europe.
Broad incumbents
- Trumpf: Trumpf is a global leader in industrial laser cutting and marking systems with deep R&D in CO2, fiber, and disk laser sources. Their TruMark and TruMicro product lines compete with FSL's industrial UV marking and picosecond glass cutting systems at the high end of the market.
- Bystronic: Bystronic is an established incumbent in sheet metal laser cutting systems (fiber and CO2), targeting industrial fabrication customers with high-throughput systems. Their product line competes with FSL's Atlas Alloy 4x8 fiber cutter and 4x2 Flatbed+Tube hybrid for sheet metal shops.
- Han's Laser: Han's Laser is one of the world's largest industrial laser equipment manufacturers, with broad portfolio across cutting, marking, welding, and PCB processing. While not focused on desktop systems, they compete with FSL's industrial UV and fiber metal cutting products in production accounts globally.
Others
- IPG Photonics: IPG Photonics is a leading fiber laser source manufacturer that supplies laser diodes and fiber laser modules used in many laser systems. They are an adjacent ecosystem player — a supplier of the underlying laser sources that FSL integrates into its MOPA PRO, Muse Fiber Galvo, and fiber metal cutting platforms.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat4 records
Key risks5 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
Full Spectrum Laser social profiles
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Full Spectrum Laser funding detail
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Funding rounds1 record
Investors1 record
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Full Spectrum Laser M&A and investment
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Investments
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Frequently asked questions about Full Spectrum Laser
What does Full Spectrum Laser do?
Full Spectrum Laser (FSL) designs, manufactures, and sells industrial and desktop laser cutting, engraving, and marking systems spanning CO2, UV (355nm), Green (532nm), fiber MOPA, fiber metal cutting, and picosecond wavelengths. Its offering combines proprietary hardware with the in-house RetinaEngrave browser-based control software, AI-powered 3D vision systems, and EtherCAT servo motion platforms to serve customers from hobbyist makers to industrial manufacturers.
Is Full Spectrum Laser a public or private company?
Full Spectrum Laser is a private company. It is classified as private equity controlled and is currently operating.
When was Full Spectrum Laser founded?
Full Spectrum Laser was founded in 2008. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is Full Spectrum Laser based?
Full Spectrum Laser is headquartered in Las Vegas, United States, in the North America region.
How does Full Spectrum Laser make money?
Five revenue lines are on record. Laser Systems (Hardware) is the primary driver. The others are accessories and Consumables, software Licensing, professional Services and financing and Leasing.
Who are Full Spectrum Laser's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Epilog Laser, OMTech Laser, xTool, Thunder Laser, Glowforge and Trotec Laser. Broad incumbents are Trumpf, Bystronic and Han's Laser. IPG Photonics is listed as an others.
Does Full Spectrum Laser have an API?
No public API is recorded for Full Spectrum Laser.
What industry is Full Spectrum Laser in?
Full Spectrum Laser's product category is Industrial Laser Systems. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAAAIAC, Optics & Laser/Light Engine Components (Lenses, Galvos, Laser Modules, UV Engines), with a secondary code of HDAHALAL, Optoelectronic Emitters (LED/Laser/VCSEL). Its NAICS code is 3351 and its SIC code is 3827.