About

Laser Marking Machines employ laser technology to etch orengrave accurate lines that are permanent onto a range of materials. Due totheir adaptability, accuracy, and efficiency, these machines have been widelyused in a variety of sectors. High-powered lasers are used by laser markingmachines to imprint markings, patterns, or codes on materials. Due to itsadaptability to different applications, these machines may be used in a varietyof sectors, including automotive, aerospace, electronics, medical, jewelry, andmore. High-speed operation of these machines ensures effective output andlittle downtime.

Marking Speed Capacity	8000 mm/s
Usage/Application	MARKING ON VARIOUS MATERIAL
Laser Type	Fiber Laser
Marking Depth	AS PER CUSTOMER REQUIREMRNTS
Model Name/Number	PI-20
One pass (depends on material)	DEPEND ON MATERIALS
Min Line Width	0.01 MM
Minimum Line Width	0.1 MM
Whole Machine Power	1 KW
Maximum working Area	300X300 MM AREA

Power

20/30/50

Precision Marking for Metals and अधिक

Achieve intricate designs and text with the Metal Laser Marker Machine's superior 0.01 mm line width capability. Thanks to its stable fiber laser source, it marks with extraordinary detail on all types of metals-including aluminum, stainless steel, and more-as well as selected non-metal surfaces. Its high repetition frequency ensures crisp, permanent results on every piece.


User-Friendly Control and Versatile File Support

Operate efficiently with the intuitive EZCAD software and USB interface, which support a wide range of standard graphic file formats including AI, PLT, DXF, BMP, JPG, PNG, and TIF. Whether you need to engrave detailed logos, serial numbers, or barcodes, file conversion is easy and hassle-free, optimizing workflow for various applications.


Durable Design and Efficient Cooling

Built for continuous industrial use, this marker is robust yet compact, weighing about 45 kg and measuring 680 x 450 x 800 mm. It employs effective air cooling to maintain stable performance over extended marking sessions, and the fi ber laser is engineered for a lifetime of up to 100,000 hours, ensuring minimal maintenance and lasting value.