Our machines are suitable for metal & non-metal materials such as:

Fabric

Paper

Acrylic

Leather

Packaging materials

If you are unsure, you can send us your material for testing.

1. Fiber Laser Marking Machine

Best for metal and some plastics.

Applications:

• Stainless steel

• Aluminum

• Brass

• Carbon steel

• Coated metals

Advantages:

• Long lifespan (up to 100,000 hours)

• Low maintenance

• High precision

• Fast marking speed

2. CO2 Laser Marking Machine

Ideal for non-metal materials.

Applications:

• Wood

• Acrylic

• Leather

• Paper

• Glass

Advantages:

• Excellent for organic materials

• Smooth engraving results

3. UV Laser Marking Machine

Designed for ultra-fine and heat-sensitive materials.

Applications:

• Plastics (ABS, PC)

• Medical packaging

• Electronic components

• Micro parts

Advantages:

• “Cold marking” process

• Minimal thermal damage

• High precision

Yes. Laser marking modifies the material surface through:

• Engraving

• Annealing

• Etching

• Foaming

• Color change

The result is permanent, wear-resistant, and corrosion-resistant.

When selecting a laser marking system, consider:

1. Material type (metal or non-metal)

2. Product size

3. Required marking depth

4. Production speed

5. Budget range

6. Automation requirements

If unsure, sample testing is recommended before purchase.

Laser power depends on your application:

• 20W–30W Fiber Laser: Standard metal marking

• 50W Fiber Laser: Deep engraving

• Higher power systems: High-speed or heavy-duty industrial use

More power does not always mean better performance. The correct configuration depends on material and marking depth.

Typical marking time ranges from 1 to 10 seconds per product, depending on:

• Design complexity

• Material type

• Power level

• Fill density

• Marking area size

For mass production, flying laser marking systems can integrate with assembly lines.

No ink. No blades. No chemicals.

Laser marking machines consume only electricity, making operating costs extremely low compared to inkjet or mechanical engraving systems.

When used properly, laser marking is safe. Recommended safety measures:

• Protective laser goggles

• Enclosed cabinet system

• Fume extraction system