- What is the difference between the 20W, 30W and 50W versions?
- All three use the same fiber laser type and rotary attachment. Higher wattage marks faster and cuts deeper on metals, so 20W suits light marking, 30W is a general-purpose middle choice, and 50W is best for production volume and deeper engraving.
- What materials can it mark?
- It marks most metals, including stainless steel, aluminum, brass and coated or anodized surfaces. It does not mark bare wood, acrylic, leather or clear glass well; those need a CO2 or diode laser.
- What is the rotary attachment for?
- The rotary axis turns cylindrical and round parts, such as rings, bracelets, tubes and pens, so the laser can engrave around them evenly. Flat work is done with the rotary removed.
- Does it need special safety equipment?
- Yes. Class 4 fiber lasers require laser safety glasses matched to the wavelength, an enclosed or restricted work area, and ventilation or extraction for fumes. Never operate it without eye protection.
- What software does it use?
- These machines typically run on EzCad software with a USB connection to a Windows PC. Designs are imported from common vector and image formats, and the rotary settings are configured in the software.
- What comes in the box?
- Expect the laser head and control unit, the rotary attachment, a focus tool, power and USB cables, safety glasses and basic software. Check the listing's included accessories before ordering.
- Where is the 20w 30w 50w Fiber Laser Marking Machine Printing Machine for Metal with Rotary Lazer Logo Engraving Machine cheapest?
- At 007, for $600.00, as of our latest check.