xTool MetalFab Laser Welder 1200W requires a 200 V – 240 V AC power supply, and works at a rated power of 4200 W. An individual branch circuit with a current-carrying capacity of 25 A or above is recommended.
Requirements on electrical facilities vary with power cables. Please consult a qualified electrician before installing the device to ensure that the device is installed in accordance with local electrical codes.
US standard
| · Use a NEMA 6-30R outlet (or 6-50R for some versions) Note: Some product versions may come with a 6-50P plug. Please select a proper power outlet depending on the plug type. |
Other standards
| Choose one of the following methods: |
Ensure that the workroom is well-ventilated.
xTool MetalFab Laser Welder 1200W requires the use of shielding gas. Supported gas types include nitrogen and argon, and the gas purity must be over 99.99%.
Different processing types have different requirements on gas supply:
Processing type | Gas flow/pressure requirement | Necessary accessory |
Laser welding | Flow rate: 15 L/min – 30 L/min | Gas flow meter |
Laser cleaning | Gas pressure: 100 kPa – 200 kPa (14.50 PSI – 29.01 PSI) | Gas pressure regulator + gas flow meter |
Laser cutting | Gas pressure: 800 kPa – 1200 kPa (87.02 PSI – 116.03 PSI) | Gas pressure regulator |
The following picture shows the cabling diagram of xTool MetalFab Laser Welder 1200W. Please follow the detailed step-by-step instructions to complete the installation.

1. Place the main unit

Place the main unit in a proper place, leaving a gap of no less than 10 cm at the front and back to ensure good ventilation and heat dissipation. Step on the pedals of the four caster wheels to lock the main unit in position.

2. Connect the shielding gas cylinder

(1) Insert one end of the tube into the shielding gas inlet on the main unit.


(2) Install a gas regulator on the shielding gas cylinder (or gas generator).
(Installing a gas flow meter on a cylinder is used as an example.)

(3) Connect the other end of the tube to the cylinder (or gas generator).

3. Place the welding head

(1) Assemble the welding head cradle.

(2) Place the welding head on the cradle.

Note: Do not pull the cable forcefully when taking the welding head off, as this can damage the optical fiber.
4. Connect the workpiece sensing cable

Insert the connector end into the port for the workpiece sensing cable, and attach the clamp on the other end to the workpiece to be processed or a conductive worktable connected with the workpiece.


5. Connect to a power supply

Attach the round connector of the power cable to the main unit, and the other end to the power supply.
US standard:


6. Check the emergency stop button
Ensure that the emergency stop button is released. If it is pressed, rotate it to release it.


7. Insert the key

Insert the key into its designated port.

8. Power on
On the back panel of the main unit, turn on the power switch to power on the device.

Note: Peel off the protective film from the touchscreen before you use it. Otherwise, the screen may display blurry.
(1) The first time you turn on the device, you will see a QR code displayed on the touchscreen. Scan the QR code or visit s.xtool.com/doc/hj/si to watch the safety training videos.

(2) After watching the video, input the serial number (SN) shown on the touchscreen to the web to generate an unlock password for your device.

(3) On the touchscreen of your device, tap Enter the password. Then, enter the password generated to unlock your device.

(1) On the home page of the touchscreen, tap System settings and check whether the Focus scale reference is the same as the actual value on the graduated tube. If the values are the same, no calibration is needed; if they are not, go to step (2).

(2) Open the fastener, push or pull the graduated tube to adjust it to the reference value shown on the touchscreen.


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