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VEVOR 100 W CO2, 600 × 900 mm, pass-through doors review

A 100 W CO2 engraver with a 600 × 900 mm honeycomb bed and pass-through doors front and rear, whose listing claims 15 mm cuts in one pass and describes a tinted window and a power cut when opened.

By Jean-Benoit Buisson

The bottom line Large, open to long work, and clear about software and file transfer. Like the smaller OMTech, it leaves cooling and exhaust undescribed, and it adds no laser class.

The VEVOR 100 W listing, bullet by bullet

Five bullets: a 100 W CO2 engraver and cutter claimed to cut up to 15 mm in one pass and engrave wood, acrylic, card, glass, leather, stone and over 1,000 materials at up to 500 mm/s; a 600 × 900 mm honeycomb bed with front and rear pass-through doors; a digital control panel working with LightBurn, CorelDRAW and AutoCAD on Windows, Linux and macOS, with transfer by USB stick, cable or network; a laser head with a red dot pointer that frames the job and a linear guide rail; and a tinted window, automatic power cut on opening, an emergency stop, air assist and wheels.

Pass-through doors on a 600 × 900 mm bed

Doors front and rear let a board longer than the cabinet slide through. Combined with a bed this size, it opens the machine to signs and panels that no cabinet of its footprint could hold whole.

Air assist is not exhaust

The fifth bullet’s air assist blows smoke away from the cut. Where that smoke then goes is a separate question — an outlet, a fan, a duct — and the listing does not answer it.

Claims without conditions on the VEVOR page

15 mm in one pass and 500 mm/s are both maximums with no material or settings attached. They mark what the maker says the machine can reach, not what a given job will take.

Availability

At the last look-up, the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores were asking 1983 € to 2912 €.

The American and British Amazon stores returned no entry, so the buy button there opens a search rather than a missing page.

Every figure here is Keepa’s reading on the date this page was last updated. Stock and prices can change at any time.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 15 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

Where it earns its place, and where it falls short

Strengths

A 600 × 900 mm bed with front and rear pass-through doors for long workpieces
Works with LightBurn, CorelDRAW and AutoCAD; files by USB stick, USB cable or network cable
Power cut on opening, an emergency stop and a tinted viewing window

Compromises

No cooling or exhaust provision described
No laser class published
The 15 mm single-pass cut and 500 mm/s are maker’s maximums without material or conditions attached

Specifications

Tube power	100 W CO2, title and first bullet
Bed size	600 × 900 mm (24 × 35 in) honeycomb bed, second bullet
Cooling	Absent from the listing
Exhaust provision	Absent from the listing — an air assist that blows away smoke, dust and sparks is described, not an extraction outlet
Pass-through	Front and rear pass-through doors, second bullet
Camera	Absent from the listing — a red dot marks the engraving point and frames the job
Interlocks	Power is cut automatically when opened, and an emergency stop switch is fitted, fifth bullet
Published laser class	Absent from the listing
Amazon reference	B0FL1XHGFD (same reference on 4 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN	0197988165415

Questions makers ask before buying

How thick a sheet can the VEVOR 100 W cut?

The first bullet claims up to 15 mm in one pass, without naming the material. Cut depth on a CO2 machine depends on material, power and speed settings.

Does it have air assist?

Yes, the title mentions two-way air assist and the fifth bullet describes it blowing away smoke, dust and sparks. That is not the same as an exhaust outlet, which the listing does not describe.