The AtomStack line Makerish sells in Europe

An open-frame diode laser on an oak bench with a wooden tag, a thin offcut, and a plywood sheet

Quick answer: Makerish sells seven AtomStack machines in Europe: Swift Mini, Swift, A5 Pro V2, A10 Pro V2, A20 Pro V2, A40 Pro V2, and A70 Max. The power and bed numbers below are copied from atomstack.com on 9 October 2026. Where a page prints Input Power and Output Power, both rows are quoted. Machines that exist only on the global site are not in this table and have no buy link.

Use the output number, or the only watt number the official page actually prints, to pick a class. Use the bed size to see whether the job fits. Makerish checkout is in euro with VAT included. That price is on each product page, not in this table.

The seven machines, as AtomStack prints them

Live on Makerish Official power line Bed Spot
Swift Mini 3.5W diode. The page does not print a separate Input / Output pair. 135 × 145 mm Not printed on the card
Swift 7W / 12W diode. The page does not print a separate Input / Output pair. 300 × 300 mm 0.08 × 0.04 mm, in the product description
A5 Pro V2 See the note under this table. No live V2 specification table was on atomstack.com on 9 October 2026. Not copied from an older A5 sheet Not copied from an older A5 sheet
A10 Pro V2 Input 50W / Output 10W, specification table 410 × 380 mm on the specification table. The highlight card also says 400 × 365 mm. 0.06 × 0.08 mm
A20 Pro V2 Input 120W / Output 20W 400 × 365 mm 0.08 × 0.10 mm
A40 Pro V2 48W / 24W, switchable. The fetched page does not print a separate Input Power row. 385 × 400 mm, extension 385 × 850 mm 0.08 × 0.1 mm
A70 Max Card: 70W / 35W. Specification block: laser module output 70–77W and 35–39W. 850 × 800 mm 0.12 × 0.18 mm at 70W; 0.08 × 0.12 mm at 35W

A5 Pro V2 is in the Makerish catalog. On 9 October 2026, atomstack.com/products/atomstack-a5-pro-v2 returned no product page. The global machine guide still lists older A5 names, including A5 Pro and A5 M50 Pro. An older A5 M50 Pro sheet prints machine power 40W and optical output 5–5.5W on a 410 × 400 mm bed. Those figures are not copied onto the V2 row. The Makerish A5 Pro V2 page states 5.5–6W optical, a 410 × 380 mm bed, and a 0.06 × 0.06 mm spot, and says that follows AtomStack’s A5 Pro V2 listing. Until a V2 specification table is on a live official URL, use that dealer page, and do not treat a 40W headline as optical output.

How the watt line is printed

Close-up of a diode laser module on an open-frame engraver

On the A10 Pro V2 and A20 Pro V2, AtomStack prints two rows: input and output. Output is the optical class used in the name (10W, 20W). Input is larger (50W, 120W) and is why some listings look like a different machine. A 20W output is not automatically twice as fast as a 10W output. AtomStack’s own comparison says material, spot, focus, air assist, passes, and the quality you accept all change the time. Both of those machines list a 400 mm/s maximum speed.

Swift Mini and Swift print a single diode class, 3.5W and 7W/12W. A40 prints a switch, 48W or 24W, and says 48W cuts 18 mm wood in one pass. The same page’s materials row lists maximum wood and acrylic processing at 20 mm. A70’s card says 70W/35W. Its specification block says module output 70–77W and 35–39W. The materials row lists maximum wood at 25 mm. The same page also says 25–28 mm wood in one pass, and 28 mm paulownia in one pass. Those are AtomStack’s sentences, not a Makerish cutting test.

Official maximum wood / acrylic on the pages that print them: A10, 12 mm / 10 mm. A20, 17 mm / 15 mm. A40, 20 mm / 20 mm, with the 18 mm one-pass sentence above. A70, 25 mm wood and 26 mm acrylic on the materials row.

Which job starts on which machine

Job Start here
A tag, a coaster, a first gift, no assembly Swift Mini
Entry engraving and light cutting, 300 × 300 mm Swift
A-series bed, gifts and signs, not 10W cutting A5 Pro V2, with the spec note above
Engraving, small items, thin stock A10 Pro V2
Engraving plus common thin-sheet cutting A20 Pro V2
Switchable higher output, air assist in the official kit name A40 Pro V2
Large sheet, desktop cutting A70 Max

The A10 versus A20 choice, with euro Machine Only prices dated 18 September 2026, is in A10 Pro V2 or A20 Pro V2 in Europe. You do not have to be opening a shop. A gift and a stall are both buyers for this line.

A24, P1, Hurricane, and other global-only machines are not in the European exclusive catalog. They are not linked for purchase here. If the job needs more than 20W and it is on this list, the next live machines are the A40 Pro V2 and the A70 Max.

What Makerish adds to the official sheet

atomstack.com prices in dollars and ships on the global store’s timetable. Makerish does not copy those dollar figures or US warehouse timing. On the live product pages the euro price includes VAT, shipping is free in Germany and €9.90 to other EU countries, and dispatch is from the regional warehouse within 48 hours when the item is in stock. The 12-month warranty is handled by Makerish. We are the exclusive authorized dealer for this line, not the Official AtomStack store.

Why the shop is set up that way: Closest to the source and About Makerish.

Frequently asked questions

Why does one listing say 50W and the machine say 10W?

On the A10 Pro V2 specification table, input is 50W and output is 10W. On the A20 Pro V2 table, input is 120W and output is 20W. Read both rows. The name follows output.

Is the A5 Pro V2 a 40W laser?

Not on the evidence available on 9 October 2026. Older A5 sheets print a 40W machine-power figure next to an optical output around 5–5.5W. The live global URL for A5 Pro V2 was not a product page that day. Do not buy the V2 as a 40W optical cutter.

Which machine if I only want a gift?

Swift Mini if the piece is small and you do not want to assemble a frame. Swift if you want a 300 × 300 mm entry machine. A10 Pro V2 if you want the larger A-series bed for engraving and thin stock.

Are P1, Hurricane, or A24 for sale here?

No. They appear on the global site. Makerish does not sell them and this article does not link a checkout.

Sources (retrieved 9 October 2026)

Pick the bed and the output class that match the job on the bench this month. Open the product page for the euro price. If the watt number on a listing still looks larger than the name, it is usually the input row, not a different machine.