Pack of three molybdenum (Mo) reflective mirrors for CO2 laser engravers and cutters, each 25 mm in diameter and 3 mm thick. A CO2 machine uses three of them to carry the beam from the tube to the head: the first sits at the tube end, the second on the gantry and the third in the head above the focus lens.
Molybdenum mirrors are solid metal, polished flat with no coating, and reflect about 94% or more of the 10.6 µm beam. Because there is no coating to scratch or burn off, they put up with frequent cleaning, smoke and dust better than coated mirrors. Gold coated silicon reflects a few percent more; molybdenum is the tougher choice for dusty shops and machines that need their mirrors wiped often.
Check the diameter (25 mm) and thickness (3 mm) of the mirrors in your mounts before ordering, and realign the beam after fitting.
Technical properties & sizes
Specifications
| Part type |
Reflective (beam delivery) mirror for CO2 lasers |
| Material |
Molybdenum (Mo), polished |
| Coating |
None (solid metal reflective face) |
| Diameter |
25 mm (1 in) |
| Thickness |
3 mm |
| Wavelength |
10.6 µm (CO2 laser) |
| Reflectivity |
About 94% or more at 10.6 µm |
| Sold as |
Pack of 3 mirrors |
| Country of Manufacture |
China |
Compatibility
CO2 laser mirror mounts that hold a 25 mm x 3 mm mirror
First, second and third mirror mountsCO2 engravers and flatbed cutters
Measure the old mirror: it must be 25 mm across and 3 mm thick to sit flat in the mount. Other size in this range: 20 mm x 3 mm.
Part numbers
| Dimensions |
Part No.(SPM Part No.)
|
| 25 mm diameter, 3 mm thick |
Standard size(SPM-CO2-1020)
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Applications & use cases
Matching your machine
25 mm mirrors are the usual size on larger flatbed cutters (80 to 150 W) and on C type and E type heads, where the wider face gives more room for a beam that has spread over a long gantry.
Dusty or smoky work
Cutting MDF, leather or rubber puts a lot of residue on the beam path. A molybdenum mirror can be wiped as often as needed without wearing through a coating.
Replacing a damaged mirror
A mirror hit by a misaligned beam or left dirty can pit or scorch. Replacing all three keeps the beam path even.
A full spare set
Three mirrors in one pack let you replace the whole beam path at once, or keep spares in the drawer so a damaged mirror costs minutes, not days.
Price beat guarantee
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| Seller |
Price |
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| OMTech (Wood Art Supply) (pack of 3) |
USD 27.99 |
21 Oct 2026 |
| OMTech (pack of 3) |
USD 31.99 |
21 Oct 2026 |
| CNCOLETECH (Wood Art Supply) (pack of 3) |
USD 33.99 |
21 Oct 2026 |
| Spare Part Mart (pack of 3) |
USD 22.39 |
Today |
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Frequently asked questions
How do I know these mirrors fit my machine?
Take one mirror out of its mount and measure it. These are 25 mm in diameter and 3 mm thick. Most engravers use 20 mm or 25 mm mirrors; the size is often listed in the machine manual.
Molybdenum or silicon?
Gold coated silicon reflects slightly more of the beam. Molybdenum has no coating, so it tolerates hard cleaning and dirty air much better. Many shops use molybdenum in the first two positions where dust collects.
Which side faces the beam?
The polished, mirror smooth face goes toward the beam. The back is left plain.
Do I need to realign after fitting?
Yes. Swapping a mirror can shift the beam slightly. Check alignment with a test pulse on tape at each mirror, starting from the first, before running a job.
Is it a genuine part?
No. These are aftermarket molybdenum mirrors made to the standard sizes used on most CO2 engravers and cutters.
How do I clean them?
Wipe the face with lens tissue and optical grade alcohol or acetone. Molybdenum is hard, but avoid abrasive cloths and never touch the face with bare fingers.