Arclight Dynamics Arc Pro Elite V3 4x4
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Key Specifications
Accuracy
cutting area
max plate thickness
machine dimensions
base dimensions
machine weight
How much does the Arclight Dynamics Arc Pro Elite V3 4x4 cost?
Price estimate
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Overview
The Arclight Dynamics Arc Pro Elite V3 4x4 is the smallest full-size table in its series, the Arc Pro platform fitted with the Flashcut CNC control package. Its cutting envelope is 54 x 49.5 in, with 9 in of Z. A sheet from 4 x 8 stock fits across it with a few inches to spare, but only about half of its length goes on at once.
Mechanically the Arc Pro Elite V3 is the Arc Pro table: a welded steel frame, a dual-drive gantry on machined aluminum risers, NEMA 34 motors with planetary gear boxes, and Hiwin 20 mm precision linear guide rails. Z runs on a ball screw. Arclight lists positioning accuracy as 0.001 in and rates the table for 1.5 in mild steel. Leveling rollers are standard, and the wiring is enclosed. None of that differs from the Ultra version of the same size; what the Elite name buys is the control.
This is the size for a shop that counts floor space first. The base measures 61 x 61 in and the table weighs 800 lb, light enough that the standard rollers make moving it a one-person job. Its water pan holds 53.4 gallons. Overall dimensions with the gantry and cabinet are listed as 81 x 102 in and 74 in tall, which is the figure to check against the bay, not the base.
Flashcut CNC is an integrated CAD, CAM and CNC package, so a part is drawn, nested and cut in one program instead of being passed between three. True shape nesting works across several CAD or DXF files and across more than one sheet. A bitmap or photo can be converted into a toolpath, and a fix tool finds and corrects mistakes in imported drawings. Torch height control and dynamic voltage sampling are standard. The plasma cutter is selected separately.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Cutting Area | 54 x 49.5 x 9 in (1,372 x 1,257 x 229 mm) |
| Max Plate Thickness | 1.5 in (38 mm) mild steel |
| Machine Dimensions | 81 x 102 in and 74 in tall (2,057 x 2,591 x 1,880 mm) |
| Base Dimensions | 61 x 61 in (1,549 x 1,549 mm) |
| Machine Weight | 800 lb (363 kg) |
| Water Pan Capacity | 53.4 gallons (202 L) |
| Positioning Accuracy | 0.001 in (0.025 mm) |
| Frame | Steel |
| Gantry | Dual-drive gantry with machined aluminum risers |
| Motors | NEMA 34 stepper motors with planetary gear boxes |
| Z Axis Drive | Ball screw |
| Linear Guides | Hiwin 20 mm precision linear guide rails |
| CNC Control | Flashcut CNC (integrated CAD/CAM/CNC) |
| Table Power | 110 V / 15-20 A |
Specifications sourced from arclightcnc.com — verified 2026-10-05
Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- NEMA 34 motors, planetary gear boxes and a ball screw Z axis
- Fix tool for imported CAD files and bitmap-to-toolpath conversion
- Welded steel frame on standard leveling rollers
- Base of only 61 x 61 in; weighs 800 lb
Limitations
- The mechanical table is unchanged from the Arc Pro Ultra V3; the difference is the control package
- A plasma cutter has to be added to the base table
- 54 x 49.5 in envelope: full 4 x 8 sheets have to be cut down before loading
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Frequently Asked Questions
01
The cutting envelope is 54 x 49.5 in with 9 in of Z. The base is 61 x 61 in, overall dimensions are listed as 81 x 102 in and 74 in tall, and the table weighs 800 lb.
02
The control. Arclight describes the Elite as the Arc Pro platform configured with the Flashcut CNC control package, where the Ultra runs Arc CNC software. The motors, gear boxes, linear rails, ball screw Z axis and frame are listed identically for both.
03
The water pan capacity is listed as 53.4 gallons. Table power is 110 V at 15 to 20 A; the plasma cutter and air compressor have their own supply needs.
04
It is an integrated CAD/CAM/CNC program: draw or import a 2D part, generate the toolpath and cut from one interface. Listed functions include true shape nesting of multiple CAD or DXF files over multiple sheets, converting a bitmap or photo to a toolpath, and a fix tool that corrects CAD mistakes.