AP Lazer introduces a new entry-level laser machine, the AP Lazer SN2616LR, featuring a low rider carriage cart, allowing the machine to effortlessly move from its standard position to the floor with a simple press of a button. The new model can engrave any object without size and weight limitations – from shower doors and kitchen cabinets, to tiles and personalized gifts such as wine bottles and glasses.

With a patented open architecture, the entry-level machine is armed with 60-watt CO2 laser power and a 26-in. by 16-in. cutting and engraving area. While the customization market continues to grow in popularity, the new laser provides kitchen and bath designers, builders, retailers and architects the ability add a personal touch to any decor. The company’s six open architecture machine models can engrave and cut wood, granite, brick, acrylic, glass, ceramic, marble, tile, cloth, leather and other materials.

“The AP Lazer SN2616LR can lead business owners to expand in the rapidly accelerating and profitable emotional marketplace,” said Tong Li, AP Lazer CEO and inventor of the machine. “Engraving home products such as furniture, decor, doors and windows, floors and walls adds meaningful designs to bring the house closer to the owner’s heart and increase the perceived market value of the home.”