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PL Fiber Laser Marking Machine
Fiber laser marking machines are advanced, high-precision tools used for engraving, etching, and marking a variety of materials with exceptional speed and accuracy. Utilizing fiber laser technology, these machines are perfect for industries that require durable, permanent, and highly detailed markings, such as aerospace, electronics, automotive, jewelry, and medical devices. Fiber lasers are renowned for their ability to mark metals, including stainless steel, aluminum, and titanium, as well as some plastics and ceramics, with unparalleled precision.
The technology behind fiber laser marking machines ensures minimal maintenance, a longer lifespan, and lower operating costs compared to other laser systems. With superior beam quality, high marking speeds, and the ability to produce fine, detailed results, fiber laser marking is ideal for applications such as barcodes, serial numbers, logos, and intricate designs that demand precision. These machines are also known for their energy efficiency and can operate in a wide range of environments, from small workshops to large-scale industrial production lines.
Product Range
Our fiber laser marking machines come in a variety of models tailored to different industrial needs. From compact desktop units for small-scale operations to high-powered systems designed for heavy-duty, large-scale production, we offer versatile solutions. With various power options and customizable features, our machines are ideal for marking metals, plastics, and other materials with precision. Whether you require high-speed engraving for intricate designs or robust marking for industrial parts, we have the perfect fiber laser system to meet your specific requirements.
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Desktop Fiber Laser Marking Machine
$1,900.00 – $20,100.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Handheld Fiber Laser Marking Machine
$2,050.00 – $20,250.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Portable Fiber Laser Marking Machine
$1,900.00 – $20,100.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Fully Enclosed Fiber Laser Marking Machine
$2,600.00 – $20,800.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Large Area Fully Enclosed Fiber Laser Marking Machine
$7,800.00 – $12,000.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
MOPA Laser Marking Machine
$3,000.00 – $12,900.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Optional Fiber Laser Marking Machine Power
Our fiber laser marking machines are available in a range of power options to meet diverse marking requirements. Power options typically range from 20W to 100W, allowing for customization based on your specific application. Lower-power models are ideal for fine, detailed marking on softer materials like plastics, while higher-power machines offer faster marking speeds and can handle more demanding tasks on metals, alloys, and ceramics. Choose the appropriate power level to ensure optimal performance, precision, and efficiency for your production needs.
Materials That Can Be Marked
Fiber laser marking machines are ideal for a wide variety of materials, including metals like stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, and copper. They can also mark plastics, ceramics, glass, and even some coated materials. Fiber lasers provide high-precision and permanent marks on hard-to-mark surfaces, making them perfect for industries such as aerospace, automotive, electronics, and medical devices. Whether it’s for intricate engraving, logos, or barcodes, these machines deliver excellent results on both metallic and non-metallic materials.
Laser Marking VS. Other Methods
Laser marking stands out for its precision, speed, and versatility compared to traditional marking methods like mechanical engraving, ink printing, and chemical etching. We highlight the key differences between laser marking and other commonly used methods, explaining why laser marking is often the first choice for industries that require high-quality permanent marking.
Laser Marking vs. Mechanical Engraving
Mechanical engraving physically carves the material, which can lead to tool wear and slower processing times. In contrast, laser marking is non-contact, faster, and more precise, offering cleaner, more durable markings without causing material damage or tool degradation, ideal for intricate designs on various surfaces.
Laser Marking vs. Ink Printing
Ink printing involves applying ink onto the surface, which can fade, smudge, or wear off. Laser marking, however, uses heat to permanently engrave marks, providing high-contrast, long-lasting results. Laser markings are resistant to wear, chemicals, and environmental factors, making them ideal for products with longevity demands.
Laser Marking vs. Chemical Etching
Chemical etching requires the use of harmful chemicals to etch designs into the material, which can create environmental and safety concerns. Laser marking eliminates the need for chemicals, offering a cleaner, safer alternative that produces precise, permanent marks with no risk of harmful waste or toxic exposure.
Why Choose AccTek Laser
AccTek Laser doesn’t just provide machines, delivers complete solutions with tailored customization, expert support, and continuous innovation. From the initial consultation to post-installation service, we focus on building lasting partnerships with our customers, ensuring their needs are met at every step. Our goal is to help your business increase productivity, reduce operational costs, and improve product quality with a laser marking system that works as hard as you do.
Unrivaled Precision and Accuracy
Our laser marking systems provide unparalleled precision, enabling you to achieve high-quality marks with sharp details and perfect clarity. Whether you're working with intricate designs or fine text, AccTek Laser ensures that your markings are accurate and durable, no matter the material.
Wide Range of Material Compatibility
AccTek Laser machines are designed to work with a broad spectrum of materials, including metals, plastics, ceramics, wood, and more. Our technology ensures flawless markings on both hard and soft surfaces, making our machines versatile enough for industries like automotive, aerospace, medical, and consumer goods.
Cutting-Edge Technology
We utilize the latest laser technologies, including fiber, CO2, and UV lasers, to offer solutions that are fast, efficient, and reliable. Our machines are engineered to meet high-volume production demands while maintaining top-tier performance, speed, and precision, increasing your production efficiency.
Tailored Solutions
At AccTek Laser, we understand that each business has unique requirements. That’s why we offer customizable solutions, allowing you to modify power, speed, and other parameters to fit your specific marking needs. We work with you to ensure our machines integrate seamlessly into your existing production line.
Comprehensive Customer Support
Our commitment to customer satisfaction extends well beyond the purchase. We offer thorough training, easy-to-follow installation guides, and ongoing support to ensure that your team can operate the laser marking system with ease. Our dedicated support team is always available to assist with troubleshooting or technical queries.
Cost-Effective Solutions
AccTek Laser machines are built to provide long-term value. They are designed to minimize energy consumption, reduce maintenance costs, and extend service life, offering you a cost-effective solution that doesn’t compromise on quality. This results in a low total cost of ownership and a high return on investment for your business.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Are Fiber Laser Marking Machines?
The fiber laser marking machine is a type of laser marking system that uses a fiber laser to create marks, logos, patterns, or other information on a variety of materials. It operates by focusing a high-intensity laser beam onto the surface of the material, causing localized heating and altering the material’s properties to create a visible mark. Fiber lasers are preferred for their efficiency, precision, and versatility in marking various metal materials.
It is widely used in industries such as manufacturing, electronics, automotive, aerospace, medical devices, and jewelry making for applications like product identification, serial numbers, barcodes, dates, and logos. The fiber laser marking machine offers advantages such as high-speed marking, low maintenance requirements, and the ability to produce permanent, high-contrast marks with exceptional precision.
How Much Do Fiber Laser Marking Machines Cost?
The cost of fiber laser marking machines can vary widely depending on the specific model, features, manufacturer, and supplier. Typically, smaller, less powerful machines are less expensive than larger, more powerful machines.
On average, an entry-level fiber laser marking machine with a 20W laser costs about $2,500 to $5,000. However, higher-end models with more advanced features and larger marking areas can cost upwards of $20,000 or more. If you want to get the exact price of the fiber laser marking machine, you can contact us. AccTek engineers will provide you with the most suitable quotation for a fiber laser marking machine according to your needs and budget.
It should be noted that the purchase cost of the machine is not the only expense involved in laser marking, costs that need to be considered include installation, maintenance, and consumables such as laser marking materials. Also, important factors to consider are the quality and speed of marking, the reliability and durability of the machine, and the level of customer support offered by the manufacturer.
How Do Fiber Laser Marking Machines Work?
Fiber laser marking machines work based on the principle of using a high-intensity laser beam to alter the surface of a material, creating a visible mark. Here’s a breakdown of the process:
- Generation of Laser Beam: The heart of a fiber laser marking machine is the fiber laser source. This source generates a high-energy laser beam typically in the infrared spectrum.
- Beam Delivery: The laser beam is guided through a series of mirrors and lenses to direct it toward the marking area. Fiber lasers are named for the optical fiber used to deliver the laser beam, which offers flexibility and precise control.
- Focusing: The laser beam passes through a focusing lens, which concentrates the energy into a small spot size. This focused beam is crucial for achieving high-resolution marks.
- Interaction with Material: When the focused laser beam hits the surface of the material, it creates intense heat. This heat affects the material in various ways depending on its composition. For example, metals may melt or vaporize.
- Mark Creation: As the laser beam interacts with the material, it forms the desired mark by altering its surface properties. This alteration could be through engraving, ablation, foaming, annealing, or color change, depending on the specific process parameters and material properties.
- Control and Precision: The machine’s control system precisely regulates parameters such as laser power, pulse duration, and scanning speed to achieve the desired mark quality and consistency.
- Cooling and Exhaust: Fiber laser marking machines typically incorporate cooling systems to manage the heat generated by the laser source and the marked material. They also often include exhaust systems to remove any fumes or debris produced during the marking process.
- Automation and Integration: Many fiber laser marking machines are equipped with computer numerical control (CNC) systems, allowing for automated marking processes. They can also integrate with other manufacturing systems for seamless production line integration.
What Are Fiber Laser Marking Machines Used For?
Fiber laser marking machines are used for a wide range of applications, primarily in industries that require high precision, durability, and speed. Here are some of the main uses:
- Metal Engraving and Marking: Fiber lasers can etch or engrave serial numbers, barcodes, logos, and product information onto metals like steel, aluminum, titanium, and brass. This is commonly used for traceability and identification.
- Plastic Marking: Fiber laser marking can be used to mark plastics without damaging the material. It is ideal for creating logos, part numbers, and safety warnings on products like phones, medical instruments, and packaging.
- Jewelry Marking: Fiber lasers are used for fine, precise engraving on precious metals like gold, silver, and platinum. They can create intricate designs, logos, and personalization (e.g., names, and dates) on jewelry items.
- Barcode and QR Code Marking: Fiber lasers can engrave barcodes and QR codes on a variety of materials for inventory management and product tracking.
- Plastic and Rubber Parts: Fiber lasers are used to mark plastic and rubber components, including creating logos, brand names, and part numbers.
- Medical Device Marking: Fiber laser marking machines are used to mark medical instruments, tools, and implants with serial numbers, manufacturing information, and certification marks. It’s critical for compliance with medical device regulations.
- Tooling and Industrial Parts: Fiber laser marking is used for industrial tools, machine components, and dies, allowing for the marking of identification codes, part numbers, or wear indicators that will last the lifetime of the part.
- Electronics and Circuit Boards: Fiber lasers are used to mark and engrave serial numbers, logos, and other identifiers on electronic parts like microchips, circuit boards, and connectors.
- Signage and Branding: Fiber lasers are used for creating signage, labels, and brand marks on metal or plastic surfaces. They can create highly detailed logos and text that are permanent and resistant to wear.
- Art and Personalization: Fiber lasers are used to personalize items such as trophies, awards, and gifts, with names, dates, logos, and images, creating intricate and detailed designs.
What Is The Difference Between CO2 Lasers And Fiber Lasers?
CO2 lasers and fiber lasers are both types of laser systems used for various industrial applications, including cutting, engraving, welding, and marking. While they operate on similar principles of using laser energy to process materials, they differ in several key aspects:
- Laser Medium
- CO2 Lasers: CO2 lasers use a gas mixture, typically consisting of carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and helium, as the laser medium. The lasing action occurs within a sealed tube filled with this gas mixture.
- Fiber Lasers: Fiber lasers use a solid-state laser medium, usually a doped fiber optic cable. The lasing material is typically ytterbium, erbium, or a combination of rare earth elements embedded in the fiber core.
- Wavelength
- CO2 Lasers: CO2 lasers emit infrared light at a wavelength of around 10.6 micrometers. This wavelength is well-suited for processing organic materials like wood, paper, plastics, fabrics, and some metals.
- Fiber Lasers: Fiber lasers emit light at a wavelength typically around 1 micrometer. This wavelength is particularly effective for processing metals, including steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and alloys, as well as some plastics and ceramics.
- Energy Efficiency
- CO2 Lasers: CO2 lasers are less energy-efficient compared to fiber lasers. They require higher electrical power consumption and generate more heat during operation.
- Fiber Lasers: Fiber lasers are more energy-efficient, with higher wall-plug efficiency. They require less electrical power and generate less heat, making them suitable for continuous operation and reducing operating costs.
- Maintenance
- CO2 Lasers: CO2 lasers typically require more maintenance due to the complexity of their gas-filled tubes, which may degrade over time and require replacement.
- Fiber Lasers: Fiber lasers generally require less maintenance because they have fewer moving parts and a solid-state design. The fiber laser’s longevity is typically higher compared to CO2 lasers.
- Marking and Cutting Capabilities
- CO2 Lasers: CO2 lasers are well-suited for cutting and engraving organic materials such as wood, paper, fabric, and plastics. They can also mark certain metals using specialized coatings.
- Fiber Lasers: Fiber lasers excel at marking and cutting metals and metal alloys, including steel, aluminum, brass, copper, and titanium. They can achieve high-quality, high-contrast marks on metals without the need for additional coatings.
What Are The Disadvantages of Fiber Laser Marking?
While fiber laser marking offers numerous advantages, it’s important to consider its limitations and potential disadvantages:
- Material Limitations: While fiber lasers excel at marking metals and certain plastics, they may not be as effective for marking some non-metallic materials or materials with highly reflective surfaces. In such cases, additional surface preparation or coatings may be required to achieve satisfactory marking results.
- Initial Cost: Fiber laser marking machines can have higher initial costs compared to other marking technologies, such as CO2 lasers or inkjet printers. The investment in a fiber laser system may be substantial, particularly for small businesses or those with limited budgets.
- Complexity of Setup: Setting up a fiber laser marking system requires expertise in laser technology and material processing. Calibration of parameters such as laser power, scanning speed, and focal length is critical to achieving optimal marking results. This complexity may pose challenges for users who are not familiar with laser technology.
- Maintenance Requirements: While fiber lasers generally require less maintenance than other types of lasers, they still require periodic servicing and upkeep to ensure optimal performance. Maintenance tasks may include cleaning optical components, aligning laser beams, and replacing consumable parts such as lenses or protective windows.
- Safety Considerations: Fiber laser systems emit high-intensity laser beams that can cause eye injury or skin burns if not properly controlled. Operators must adhere to strict safety protocols, including wearing appropriate protective eyewear and clothing, and ensuring that the work area is properly enclosed to prevent exposure to laser radiation.
- Limited Depth of Marking: Fiber lasers are primarily surface marking tools and may have limitations in marking deep into certain materials. While they can create precise surface marks, they may not be suitable for applications requiring deep engraving or volumetric marking.
- Environmental Impact: Like all industrial processes, laser marking generates waste in the form of fumes, dust, and debris. Proper ventilation and exhaust systems are necessary to remove these byproducts and maintain a safe working environment. Additionally, disposal of waste materials may pose environmental concerns and require proper handling.
Do Fiber Lasers Lose Power Over Time?
Yes, like any laser system, fiber lasers can experience a gradual decrease in power over time, although the rate of power loss and the factors contributing to it can vary. Here are some reasons why fiber lasers may lose power over time:
- Laser Diode Degradation: Fiber lasers often use laser diodes as pump sources to excite the lasing medium (e.g., ytterbium or erbium-doped fibers). Over time, these laser diodes can degrade due to factors such as usage, temperature variations, and manufacturing imperfections. As the diodes degrade, they may become less efficient at converting electrical energy into laser light, leading to a reduction in laser output power.
- Fiber Damage: The optical fibers used in fiber lasers are subject to various forms of degradation, including photodarkening, fiber end-face contamination, and mechanical stress. These factors can cause light absorption and scattering within the fiber, reducing the efficiency of light transmission and ultimately leading to a decrease in laser output power.
- Optical Component Degradation: Other optical components within the laser cavity, such as mirrors, lenses, and isolators, can also degrade over time due to factors like contamination, thermal cycling, and laser-induced damage. Degradation of these components can lead to increased optical losses and reduced laser output power.
- Thermal Effects: Fiber lasers generate heat during operation, and excessive heat buildup can cause thermal damage to laser components, particularly in high-power systems. Thermal cycling and temperature fluctuations can accelerate degradation processes and contribute to a decline in laser performance over time.
- Contamination: Contaminants such as dust, dirt, or particulate matter can accumulate on optical surfaces within the laser system, leading to increased optical losses and reduced laser output power. Regular cleaning and maintenance of optical components maintain laser performance.
How Precise Are The Markings Produced By The Fiber Laser Marking Machine?
The precision of markings produced by a fiber laser marking machine is exceptionally high, often achieving sub-millimeter accuracy and sharpness. Several factors contribute to this precision:
- Beam Quality: Fiber lasers typically produce a high-quality laser beam with a small spot size and excellent beam divergence characteristics. This allows for precise focusing and control of the laser energy onto the marking surface, resulting in fine details and sharp edges in the markings.
- Optical Systems: Fiber laser marking machines are equipped with advanced optical systems, including high-quality lenses, mirrors, and galvanometer scanners. These components enable precise beam control, rapid scanning speeds, and accurate positioning, ensuring that markings are placed exactly where intended with minimal deviation.
- Control Software: Modern fiber laser marking machines are driven by sophisticated control software that allows users to define and adjust marking parameters with precision. This software enables precise control over laser power, pulse duration, marking speed, and other parameters, allowing for optimal customization of marking processes for different materials and applications.
- Mechanical Stability: The mechanical stability of the marking system, including the rigidity of the machine structure and the stability of motion control systems, is crucial for achieving precise markings. High-quality machines are designed to minimize vibrations and mechanical distortions that could affect marking accuracy.
- Material Compatibility: Fiber laser marking machines are capable of marking a wide range of materials, including metals, plastics, ceramics, and organic materials. The versatility of these machines allows for precise markings on diverse materials with varying surface properties and compositions.
- Resolution and Linearity: Fiber laser marking systems typically offer high resolution and linearity, allowing for the creation of intricate designs, small text, and complex patterns with precise control over line thickness and spacing.
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