Desktop laser profile
xTool F2 Ultra UV 5W
A record based on manufacturer sources for room and delivery planning. It does not certify the room, circuit, ventilation, material, or fire-safety setup.
Direct answer: the recorded closed body is 11.57 × 16.89 × 20.47 in / 294 × 429 × 520 mm; the unopened package is not fully published for a general current shipment. Operating clearance remains a separate check.
- Published envelope recorded
- Profile reviewed
- No inferred package or clearance values
The published machine envelope
11.57 × 16.89 × 20.47 in / 294 × 429 × 520 mm
Manufacturer-published assembled envelope.
49.6 lb / 22.5 kg
Verify the complete operating load and supporting surface separately.
Surface: 7.87 × 7.87 in / 200 × 200 mm; up to 200 × 500 mm with conveyor. Inner engraving: 70 × 70 × 150 mm
Processing area is not the required room footprint.
Not published in cited sources
Published shipping weight: Not published in cited sources. Confirm the exact bundle before delivery.
5 W 355 nm ultraviolet
Use current manufacturer guidance for the exact material and process.
Class 1 and Class 4 model variants are documented; confirm the exact SKU
Match the ordered and delivered model to its current instructions and site controls.
A 150 mm flat-object limit and a 70 × 70 × 150 mm inner volume are retained; an older official article says 160 mm, so confirm the exact configuration
A published maximum is not an operating clearance, material approval, focus guarantee, or proof a fixture will fit.
Requirements to carry into the site plan
Route and connection
80 mm smoke-exhaust pipe in current compatibility guidance
Nameplate input
Power-adapter input 110–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz; 348 W maximum machine input
Cooling components
No external water-cooling requirement stated in cited sources
Access in use
No numeric operating, service, conveyor-travel, hose-bend, cable, or accessory clearance published in cited sources.
Open checks remain part of the answer.
Get the shipping dimensions.
Not published in cited sources. Ask the seller or manufacturer for the exact packaged width, depth, height and weight for the SKU being delivered.
Measure access in use.
No numeric operating, service, conveyor-travel, hose-bend, cable, or accessory clearance published in cited sources. Any optional room allowance is user-selected and is not a manufacturer minimum.
- Newer guidance uses a 150 mm inner-engraving Z limit, while another official article mentions material up to 160 mm. This profile conservatively retains 150 mm and requires confirmation.
- An inner-engraving pack is described by xTool, but inclusion varies with the selected safety-class SKU and bundle.
- MXF-K007-001 is documented as Class 1; documentation for MXF-K007-002 and the newer MXF-K007-003 describes Class 4 variants. Match the nameplate and maintained enclosure/interlock configuration; public or bystander operation is not inferred for a Class 4 SKU.
- The standard package lists a touchscreen and smoke-exhaust pipe; an external purifier is not assumed unless the selected bundle says so. Route outdoors or confirm an exact compatible filtration arrangement.
- As of September 14, 2026, observed seller choices included Standalone, Conveyor, and Deluxe packages; contents, prices, and availability can change.
Commissions do not change fit results or profile ordering. The seller controls availability, pricing, attribution, returns and the transaction.
Check today's F2 Ultra UV 5W price and bundle contents at xToolPlan the accessories that change the room.
Compatibility below comes from the cited manufacturer material. Every accessory still needs its own footprint, load, delivery and operating-path check.
Use the measurements in context.
Room dimensions answer only part of the purchase question. Check the task and material evidence, record the software handoff, then review the exact quote.
Compare named workbenches for this machine or download its full-size paper footprint. Both keep closed-body geometry separate from operating and support requirements.
F2 Ultra vs F2 Ultra UV
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F-series buyer guideCompare the exact F-series configurations
Separate laser systems, work areas, closed bodies, safety-class variants, and missing installation evidence.
Exhaust decisionAir purifier vs inline fan
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DeliveryDelivery-path calculator
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ProjectsProject-fit checker
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Scale drawingWorkshop layout planner
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CompareInstallation comparison builder
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DependenciesxTool setup builder
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PlacementOperating-footprint planner
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ExhaustVent-route planner
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UtilitiesElectrical pre-check
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Open dataInstallation geometry row
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Change recordSpecification tracker
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TemplateWorkshop planning record
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Complete planLaser-room setup checklist
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Official seller informationxTool buying options
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Manufacturer sources used for this profile
Source links are editorial evidence, not paid links. Open the current source and match it to the exact region, model, and configuration.
Common room-planning questions about F2 Ultra UV 5W
What are the published xTool F2 Ultra UV dimensions?
The recorded closed-body envelope is 11.57 × 16.89 × 20.47 in / 294 × 429 × 520 mm. It does not include lid, service, duct, accessory, or material-travel clearance.
Are xTool F2 Ultra UV shipping dimensions published?
A verified general shipping envelope is not published in the cited sources. The current record says: Not published in cited sources. Ask for the exact shipped SKU and bundle.
How much room does xTool F2 Ultra UV need?
The closed body is only the starting envelope. No numeric operating, service, conveyor-travel, hose-bend, cable, or accessory clearance published in cited sources. Measure the lid, controls, access panels, exhaust, cables, accessories, material travel, egress, and service access in the actual arrangement.
What exhaust and electrical evidence is recorded for xTool F2 Ultra UV?
Exhaust: 80 mm smoke-exhaust pipe in current compatibility guidance Electrical: Power-adapter input 110–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz; 348 W maximum machine input These notes organize confirmation and do not approve a ventilation or electrical design.
Verify the exact machine and accessory nameplates, grounding, circuit and local requirements with a licensed electrician. Install exhaust exactly as the manufacturer directs and resolve discharge, filtration and material emissions under applicable rules. Never leave active processing unattended.