The 600 CFM blower is designed for heavy-duty laser operations. Its powerful suction capability is perfect for large-format CO2 laser machines and setups with extensive ductwork. With this level of airflow, you can be confident that smoke and fumes are evacuated quickly, ensuring clean cuts and reduced residue buildup on your materials. An optimal choice for serious production environments, the 600 CFM blower keeps your laser exhaust system running efficiently and reliably. This model is perfectly suited for our SD-90-1390 and DL-90-1390 models, offering exceptional ventilation for their expansive work areas. These machines are engineered for larger projects and benefit greatly from the high-capacity airflow of the 600 CFM blower.

Choosing the Right Laser Exhaust Blower for Your Laser Machine
An efficient laser exhaust system is crucial for maintaining clean air, protecting your workspace, and extending the life of your laser machine. At Rabbit Laser USA, we offer a range of high-quality exhaust blowers with different CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) ratings, each designed to meet the demands of various laser cutting and engraving projects. In this guide, we’ll explore the different CFM-rated exhaust blowers we carry—600, 440, 300, and 100—so you can confidently choose the perfect match for your laser setup.
Quick Comparison of Laser Exhaust Blowers
CFM Rating | Ideal Machine Size | Recommended Duct Length | Key Benefits |
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600 | SD-90-1390, DL-90-1390 | 10 feet or more | Heavy-duty, optimal for large work areas |
440 | SD-60-9060, DL-60-9060 | 5–10 feet | Powerful and balanced for mid-sized machines |
300 | SD-40-6040, DL-40-6040 | Less than 5 feet | Compact, efficient, quiet operation |
100 | Mini desktop lasers | Short or direct extraction | Portable and highly localized |
600 CFM Blower – Maximum Power for High-Output and 1390 Machines
Recommended For:
- Large work areas (e.g., 1300mm x 900mm and our SD-90-1390 and DL-90-1390 machines)
- Extended duct runs (10 feet or more)
- High-volume engraving and cutting jobs
- Multi-machine setups requiring centralized ventilation
Key Benefits:
- Maximized air extraction speed
- Optimal for heavy production environments
- Effective for acrylic, wood, and MDF cutting
440 CFM Blower – The Workhorse for Mid-Sized Lasers
Recommended For:
- Medium work areas (e.g., 900mm x 600mm machines)
- Standard duct lengths (5–10 feet)
- Frequent acrylic and wood engraving
- Schools, small businesses, and hobbyists
Key Benefits:
- Reliable airflow for everyday use
- Perfectly suited for acrylic, plywood, and leather
- Less noise compared to higher CFM blowers
300 CFM Blower – Ideal for Compact Machines
Recommended For:
- Small work areas (e.g., 600mm x 400mm machines, including our 6040 models)
- Short duct runs (less than 5 feet)
- Lightweight materials like paper, thin wood, and plastics
- Desktop laser engravers
Key Benefits:
- Space-saving design
- Quiet operation suitable for home workshops
- Perfect for compact CO2 laser systems
100 CFM Blower – Targeted Fume Extraction for Small Projects
Recommended For:
- Mini desktop lasers
- Localized fume extraction
- Light-duty engraving on soft materials
- Compact workspaces
Key Benefits:
- Highly portable and easy to position
- Quiet and low-power consumption
- Perfect for small-scale, detailed projects
Choosing the Right Laser Exhaust System
To ensure you get the best performance and maintain optimal safety, pairing the right exhaust blower with your laser machine is only half the equation. Regular maintenance of your laser exhaust system is equally important. For a detailed guide on keeping your setup clean and efficient, check out our blog post: Stay Safe and Efficient: Why Your Laser's Exhaust System Matters →
Selecting the right laser exhaust system for your setup depends on:
- Workbed Size: Larger machines require higher CFM ratings for effective smoke removal.
- Duct Length: Longer duct runs demand more powerful blowers to maintain proper airflow.
- Material Type: Dense materials like acrylic and MDF produce more smoke, requiring stronger ventilation.
- Workspace Environment: If noise is a concern, mid-range CFM options like 300 or 440 may be ideal.
Cut. Create. Conquer. With Proper Ventilation.
Need help choosing the right exhaust blower for your laser machine? Reach out to Rabbit Laser USA, and we’ll make sure your workspace stays safe and efficient.



