Fiber Laser Marking Machine — Selection & Supply

Fiber Marking & Coding

Fiber Laser Marking Machine

A Raycus Q-switched fiber source at 1064 nm marks bare metal directly — steel, stainless, aluminum, copper, gold and silver — plus engineering plastics such as PC, ABS and PVC. Supplied as an in-line flying coder, a desktop cabinet, or a battery-powered handheld unit.

20–100 WLaser power
1064 nmWavelength
≤10,000 mm/sMarking speed
100–300 mmMarking field
Flying fiber laser marking machineFlying fiber laser marking machine on a production lineFlying fiber laser marking machine coding head

Range

Formats & Power Options

Three formats share the same 1064 nm pulsed fiber source. Choose by how the part reaches the beam: moving along a line, placed in a cabinet, or too large to move at all.

Handheld fiber laser marking machine

Flying fiber coder · 20–60 W

In-line coding onto a moving conveyor, reaching 200 m/min on single-line 2 mm characters. Raycus Q-switched source, 660 × 510 × 1460 mm, about 66 kg, built-in air cooling and a touch flying-marking controller.

Desktop fiber marker · 20–100 W

A floor-standing cabinet at 800 × 600 × 1400 mm and about 75 kg. Raycus source, dual red-light metal galvanometer, industrial PC and display, Windows software, field 100–300 mm.

Handheld fiber marker · 20–50 W

A cordless unit on a 24 V lithium battery for 6–8 hours of use. The head weighs 1.25 kg and the complete unit 6–6.5 kg, with a 100 × 100 mm field and a Linux controller.

Why Fiber

Built for Permanent Metal Marking

At 1064 nm the beam couples directly into metal, so the mark forms in the surface itself — no ink, no etchant, no consumable, and nothing that wears off in service.

1064 nm
Direct metal absorption

Iron, steel, stainless, copper, aluminum, gold and silver take the mark without pre-treatment, as do PC, ABS, PVC and PC+ABS blends.

100,000 h
Source design life

The Q-switched pulsed fiber source is rated at roughly 100,000 working hours, with high peak power and a stable spot over that life.

200 m/min
In-line coding speed

The flying format keeps up with a running conveyor on single-line 2 mm characters, handling dates, batch numbers, barcodes and serial numbers.

6–8 h
Cordless runtime

The handheld format runs from a 24 V lithium battery, so the beam moves to the part instead of the part moving to the machine.

What It Is

What Is a Fiber Laser Marking Machine?

A fiber laser marking machine builds a 1064 nm pulsed beam in a doped optical fiber and steers it across the part with a galvanometer scan head. The metal surface absorbs the pulse and reacts — oxidising, melting or ablating a thin layer — so the mark is formed in the material rather than applied to it. That makes it permanent, non-contact and legible after heat, solvent and abrasion, which is why it is the default for serial numbers, VIN plates, medical instruments and traceability codes.

Specifications

Key Specifications & Performance

Figures below cover all three formats. Values are taken from the supplied documentation; field size and power are configured per application.

20–100 WLaser power range
1064 nmWavelength
±0.002 mmRepeatability
Feature Detail
Laser power Flying 20–60 W · Desktop 20–100 W · Handheld 19.5 / 26.5 / 50 W
Wavelength 1064 ± 5 nm
Laser source Raycus Q-switched pulsed fiber
Beam quality M² ≤1.4 to ≤2.0 depending on power
Pulse repetition frequency 27–400 kHz depending on model
Output power stability < 3% (100 W desktop < 5%)
Marking field 100–300 mm on flying and desktop · 100 × 100 mm handheld
Marking speed ≤10,000 mm/s
Minimum line width 0.1 mm
Minimum character height 0.15 mm
Repeatability ±0.002 mm on flying and desktop · ±0.005 mm handheld
Cooling Built-in air cooling on all three formats
Power supply 500 W / 220 V / 50 Hz (110 V available) · handheld 100–240 V
Machine weight Flying approx. 66 kg · Desktop approx. 75 kg · Handheld 6–6.5 kg
Source design life Approximately 100,000 working hours

Field size, marking depth and achievable contrast depend on the material and on marking time. Machines are configured per application — send a sample specification and we will confirm the working figures.

Applications

Applications & Use Cases

Fiber marking is used wherever the mark has to stay legible on metal through machining, heat, cleaning and years of service.

3C electronics, PCBs and integrated circuits
Automotive components and aerospace parts
Hardware, tools and precision instruments
Jewellery, watches and gift items
Serial numbers, VIN, date and batch coding
Coated, anodized and painted metal surfaces

Comparison

Comparison & Selection Guide

Three questions decide the format: does the part move, does it fit a cabinet, and how fine does the mark need to be.

Fiber vs CO2 — fiber at 1064 nm marks bare metal directly; CO2 at 10.6 µm is the choice for non-metals.
Flying coder — the part is already moving on a conveyor and the code changes from unit to unit.
Desktop cabinet — batch work on loose parts, with the widest power range and the finest control over contrast.
Handheld — the part is oversized, fixed in place, or on a site with no bench.
For glass, LCD panels and heat-sensitive plastics, a 355 nm UV machine is the better fit.

Power sets throughput and mark depth rather than the range of metals it will mark. If you are unsure, send a sample part and a target cycle time.

Compliance

Certifications & CE Compliance

Machines are CE marked, with CE documentation supplied with each shipment.

Installation

On-site or remote on-boarding for your team.

Training

Operator training on setup, file preparation and daily checks.

After-sales

Ongoing support and spare parts, worldwide.

1-Year Warranty

One-year warranty with installation, training and after-sales support.

Get Started

Get a Quote on Your Fiber Marking Machine

Tell us the material, the mark content and your line speed, and we will specify the format, power and field size to match.

Request a Quote

Email · info@topstarlaser.com · WhatsApp +86 150 7516 7267
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