| Model | AK20F | AK30F | AK60F | AK100F | AK120F | AK200F | AK300F |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laser Power | 20W | 30W | 60W | 100W | 120W | 200W | 300W |
| Working Area | 110*110, 200*200mm | ||||||
| Laser Type | MOPA Fiber Laser | ||||||
| Laser Wavelength | 1080nm±10nm | ||||||
| Laser Generator | JPT | ||||||
| Power Adjustment Range | 0-100% | ||||||
| Control Software | EZCAD | ||||||
| Minimum Line Width | 0.01mm-0.1mm | ||||||
| Minimum Character Size | 0.15mm | ||||||
| Marking Depth | 0-0.5mm | ||||||
| Marking Speed | 0-7000mm/s | ||||||
| Repeatability Accuracy | ±0.002mm | ||||||
| Cooling Method | Air-Cooling | ||||||
| Fiber Cable Length | 2m | ||||||
| Voltage and Frequency | 110V/220V 50/60Hz | ||||||
| Working Environment | 10-40℃ | ||||||
| Operating Humidity | 5-95% | ||||||
| Comparison Item | MOPA Laser Marking | Dot Peen Marking | Inkjet Printing | Chemical Etching |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marking Principle | Uses adjustable pulse laser energy to mark, engrave, anneal, or color selected surfaces | Uses a vibrating pin to create dotted marks by impact | Sprays ink droplets onto the surface | Uses chemicals to remove or discolor selected surface areas |
| Marking Contact | Non-contact process | Direct contact process | Non-contact process | Chemical contact process |
| Pulse Control | Excellent pulse width and frequency control for different marking effects | No pulse control; mark quality depends on pin impact | Controlled by ink droplets and printhead movement | Controlled by chemical strength, time, and mask quality |
| Mark Permanence | Very high; resistant to wear, heat, and solvents | High because the mark is physically indented | Medium; ink may fade, smear, or wear off | High if the etching depth is well controlled |
| Marking Precision | Very high for small text, logos, barcodes, QR codes, and fine graphics | Medium; dot pattern limits fine details | Medium; affected by ink spread and surface condition | High, but depends on mask accuracy and chemical control |
| Color Marking Ability | Excellent on stainless steel, titanium, and some metals with correct parameters | Not suitable for true color marking | Limited to ink color selection | Limited and usually not suitable for precise color effects |
| Plastic Marking Quality | Excellent on many plastics with reduced burning and clearer contrast | Limited; impact may crack or deform plastic parts | Good for plastic packaging, but not permanent | Limited because chemicals may damage plastic surfaces |
| Surface Damage | Low when parameters are correctly set | Higher due to mechanical impact | No surface damage | May corrode or weaken the surface if over-etched |
| Marking Speed | Fast for most industrial marking tasks | Medium | Very fast for simple packaging codes | Slower due to masking, chemical reaction, rinsing, and drying |
| Suitable Materials | Stainless steel, aluminum, titanium, brass, coated metals, plastics, electronics parts, and precision components | Mainly metals and some hard plastics | Paper, plastic, glass, metal, films, cartons, and packaging | Metals, glass, ceramics, and selected plastics |
| Best Marking Content | Logos, serial numbers, QR codes, barcodes, UDI codes, decorative marks, and color marks | Serial numbers, VIN codes, part numbers, and simple text | Batch numbers, dates, expiry codes, and variable packaging data | Logos, nameplates, panels, patterns, and technical labels |
| Consumables | No ink, needles, or chemicals required | Marking pins wear over time | Requires ink, solvent, and printhead maintenance | Requires chemicals, masks, neutralizers, and cleaning materials |
| Operating Cost | Low long-term cost after equipment purchase | Low to medium, mainly pin replacement and maintenance | Ongoing ink, solvent, and maintenance costs | Ongoing chemical, mask, waste treatment, and labor costs |
| Equipment Cost | Higher initial investment than basic marking systems | Lower to medium | Low to medium | Low to medium depending on production setup |
| Maintenance Needs | Low; mainly lens cleaning, dust control, and basic system checks | Medium; pin, stylus, and moving parts need maintenance | High; printheads can clog and ink systems need cleaning | Medium to high due to chemical bath control and safety management |
| Environmental Impact | Clean process with little waste and no chemical media | No chemical waste, but creates noise and vibration | Produces ink cartridges, solvent waste, and possible VOC emissions | Produces chemical waste and requires controlled disposal |
| Automation Capability | Excellent for production lines, rotary marking, robots, and vision positioning | Good, but mechanical contact limits speed and flexibility | Excellent for packaging conveyors and high-speed coding | Limited; often requires several manual or semi-automatic steps |
| Worker Safety | Requires laser safety enclosure, glasses, and fume extraction | Requires protection from noise, vibration, and moving parts | Requires safe handling of ink and solvents | Requires chemical protection, ventilation, and waste control |
| Post-Marking Treatment | Usually no drying, curing, rinsing, or cleaning required | Usually no post-treatment needed | May require drying or curing time | Requires rinsing, neutralizing, cleaning, and drying |
| Best Application Scenarios | Stainless steel color marking, plastic marking, electronics, medical devices, tools, automotive parts, precision components, and traceability | Heavy-duty metal parts, VIN marking, metal tags, and parts needing deep mechanical marks | Food packaging, bottles, cartons, cables, films, and date coding | Decorative etching, nameplates, panels, signs, and controlled surface engraving |
AccTek Laser integrates the latest advancements in laser marking technology to ensure high precision and consistent marking results. Our laser sources, combined with sophisticated control systems, offer exceptional beam quality and stability, enabling operators to produce high-contrast, durable marks on a variety of materials, including metals, plastics, and ceramics, with minimal surface damage.
AccTek Laser offers a diverse selection of laser marking machines, including fiber laser, CO2 laser, and UV laser models, with varying power levels and configurations to suit different marking needs. From compact desktop machines to large-scale industrial systems, we provide solutions for applications such as engraving, serial numbering, logo marking, and barcoding, ensuring the right fit for every industry.
AccTek Laser machines are constructed using only top-tier components sourced from trusted global suppliers. This includes durable laser sources, high-speed galvo scanners, and reliable control systems. These premium parts contribute to the overall stability, longevity, and performance of the machines, even under continuous, demanding industrial use.
AccTek Laser provides customizable options to meet specific customer requirements. Whether it's adjusting the laser power, integrating rotary attachments for cylindrical objects, or adding automation systems, we offer flexible solutions that enhance productivity and operational efficiency. These customized solutions allow businesses to tailor the machines to their unique production processes.
AccTek Laser offers comprehensive technical support throughout the entire lifecycle of the product. From machine selection and installation to operation training and troubleshooting, our expert team ensures that customers can fully leverage the capabilities of their laser marking machines. Our technical support helps minimize downtime and ensures that your operations run smoothly.
AccTek Laser has a proven track record of serving customers across the globe. Our reliable international service network includes remote assistance, on-site support, and responsive after-sales services, ensuring that your machines are well-maintained and continue to operate at peak efficiency. We are committed to providing long-term support, maximizing uptime, and ensuring customer satisfaction worldwide.
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Yes, the mentioned price is the Free On Board (FOB) price, meaning it covers the cost of the goods and their loading onto the ship at the designated port. Once loaded, the buyer assumes responsibility for transportation, insurance, and further costs.
Our MOPA laser marking machines offer power options of 20W, 30W, 50W, 60W, 70W, 100W, 120W, 200W, and 350W, providing flexibility to meet a variety of marking needs, from intricate details to high-speed marking and deep engraving on dense materials.
Our MOPA laser marking machines offer power options ranging from 20W to 350W and can mark a variety of materials, including metals (stainless steel, aluminum, copper, etc.) and non-metals (plastics, anodized aluminum, coated surfaces). They are ideal for precise, high-contrast markings and can even create color marks on stainless steel.
Most laser markings are permanent and highly durable, withstanding wear, heat, and chemicals. However, permanence can vary based on the material, laser type, and marking parameters. For applications needing temporary marks or specific durability, settings can be adjusted accordingly.
Yes, laser marking machines can mark continuously, but the duration depends on the laser type, cooling system, and design. High-quality fiber lasers with efficient cooling can run for long periods without overheating, though occasional maintenance may be needed for optimal performance.
Our laser marking machine package includes comprehensive technical support options designed to ensure smooth operation and help you maximize machine efficiency. We offer:
Both support options are aimed at helping you achieve the best possible results with your machine. Please let us know if you’d like further details or if you’re interested in arranging on-site training.
Our laser marking machine is backed by a comprehensive warranty designed to give you peace of mind and protect your investment:
Please note that this warranty excludes damage resulting from improper use, mishandling, or other artificial causes.
Our laser marking machine is certified with internationally recognized standards to ensure quality, safety, and compliance with industry requirements.
If additional certifications are required for specific regions or industries, please let us know, and we can provide further information.
4 reviews for MOPA Laser Marking Machine
Olivia –
I use the machine mainly for engraving and color marking on small pieces, and it has been very helpful. The MOPA laser lets me adjust settings to get different shades on metal, which adds more creative options. The marks are sharp and clean, even on detailed designs. I also appreciate the compact size since my workspace is not very large. The red dot positioning helps me align items correctly before marking. It’s easy to operate, and I didn’t need much time to learn. It has improved both the quality and variety of my work.
Brandon –
We needed a marking solution that could handle different materials, and this machine has delivered good results. The adjustable laser settings make it easier to switch between jobs without losing quality. The marking speed is fast, and the galvanometer keeps everything accurate. I also like that it doesn’t require much maintenance. The air cooling system keeps it running smoothly during long shifts. The overall design is simple, and our operators picked it up quickly. It’s been a practical addition to our workshop and has helped improve our workflow.
Mia –
I work with small electronic components, so precision is very important. This MOPA laser marking machine gives very clean and readable marks, even on tiny surfaces. The ability to control pulse width helps reduce heat, which protects sensitive parts. The system runs quietly and stays stable throughout the day. I also find the interface easy to use, which makes my job easier. The red dot guide is helpful for positioning parts quickly. It has made our marking process more efficient and reduced errors compared to the older equipment we used before.
Jason –
We started using MOPA laser marking systems for marking stainless steel parts, and the flexibility has been a big advantage. Being able to adjust pulse settings helps us get different finishes without damaging the surface. The compact desktop design fits well in our limited space, and the setup was simple. The marking quality is very consistent, even when switching between jobs. I also like how clean the results look, especially for fine details. The control system is easy to follow, so our team adapted quickly. It’s a reliable machine that gives us more control compared to standard fiber lasers.