iKier: Atomstack's premium brand in the race for watts
iKier designs laser cutting and engraving machines in Hong Kong, with a laser spot reduced to 0.06 × 0.04 mm for greater precision.
At iKier, one figure sums up the obsession with precision: the laser spot size, reduced generation after generation down to 0.06 × 0.04 mm. This is the kind of technical detail the brand highlights to position itself as the premium brand within the Atomstack group. The company, IKIER TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED, is headquartered in Hong Kong, in the San Po Kong district. It designs and sells laser cutting and engraving machines, built for professional use as well as creative workshops.
A brand born from the race for watts
iKier presents itself as the premium brand of the Atomstack group, specialising in laser cutting and engraving machines. The company behind it is registered on the 19th floor of Maxgrand Plaza, Tai Yau Street, in the San Po Kong district of Hong Kong. According to the brand, it was the first to reach 70 W on a diode laser, a milestone it places at the heart of what it calls the race for watts.
Four machines, one shared ambition
The range is built around several families. The K70 Max Laser Engraver delivers 70 W of cutting power over a work area of 850 × 800 mm, aimed at large-format projects. The Master 50W CO2 Laser Cutter relies on CO2 technology paired with optical locking, in a format the brand describes as lightweight. The Flex Laser Engraver, more compact, is presented as a fully enclosed desktop engraver. The K2 Pro 55W Laser Engraver rounds out the line-up with 55 W of power, also fully enclosed, geared towards precision engraving and intensive cutting.
Automatic focus and plunge cutting
iKier highlights several innovations meant to make these machines easier to use. Automatic laser focus removes the need for manual adjustments before each engraving job. Automatic plunge-cutting technology adjusts cutting depth without user intervention. If interrupted, the machine can resume an engraving job right where it left off. According to the brand, its modular design lets customers set up the equipment in ten minutes. On the optical side, iKier claims a record reduction in laser spot size, brought down to 0.06 × 0.04 mm, a precision gain that improves fine engraving detail.
What the brand claims
iKier claims an industrial scale: a 10,000 m² factory floor, 200 design patents, 20,000 users worldwide, 500 employees and 8 overseas warehouses, according to the figures it shares. The brand states it launched the world’s first 10 W, 20 W, 30 W and 40 W blue diode lasers. It also says it was among the first to fit automatic focus onto 50 W-class laser engraving systems.
Right now
The catalogue has expanded quickly. The K70 Max Laser Engraver went live in June 2025. The Master 50W CO2 Laser Cutter followed in March 2026, then the Flex Laser Engraver in July 2026. The latest launch, the K2 Pro 55W Laser Engraver, dates back to August 2026.
Why we like it
We like this obsession with detail, one that goes as far as shrinking a laser spot down to 0.06 × 0.04 mm. Resuming an engraving job after an interruption and the ten-minute setup made possible by modular design speak directly to anyone using these machines day to day.
Exactly the kind of brand we’d love to come across on O!deal one day.
iKier products we’ve spotted
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iKier Flex: the compact laser engraver that folds in on itself
A fully enclosed desktop laser engraver, delivered pre-assembled, able to work wood, leather or dark acrylic without taking over a whole workshop.
- O!radariKier
iKier K2 Pro 55W: one laser machine for engraving and cutting
The K2 Pro pairs a 55W laser with a motorised Z-axis for autofocus. iKier states compatibility with more than 400 materials.
- O!radariKier
iKier Master 50W: a CO2 laser cutter built to stay calibrated after transport
The Master 50W from iKier pairs a 50 W CO2 laser with an optional 1.6 W infrared module, on a 500 × 300 mm work area extendable to 800 × 500 mm with a conveyor.
