Mopa Laser Marking Machine
For Advanced Color Marking and Flexible Effects on Metals.
- The MOPA Laser Marking Machine offers unparalleled control for advanced metal marking applications, most notably for creating color marks on stainless steel and anodized aluminum without any pigments or dyes.
- By precisely controlling the laser’s pulse width and frequency, it manipulates the oxide layer on the metal surface to produce permanent, vibrant colors, including black, red, gold, and blue, while maintaining a perfectly smooth finish.
- This unique capability, beyond standard engraving, makes it ideal for high-end product branding, medical instruments, consumer electronics, and decorative panels where aesthetics and durability are equally critical.
- It also excels at deep black marking on aluminum and removes colors from anodized layers with high precision.
SPECIFICATIONS
Mopa Laser Marking Machine
Technical Data
| Working Area (W * L) | 175² mm |
| Beam Delivery | 3D Galvanometer |
| Laser Source | Mopa Laser |
| Laser Power | 60W |
| Marking Speed | 7,000mm/s |
| Suitable Material | Metal |
Components
MOPA Fiber Laser Source
The defining component. Offers adjustable pulse parameters (width & frequency), enabling specialized applications like color marking on stainless steel, gentle marking on delicate plastics, and deep engraving without changing the laser source.
Ultra-High-Speed Galvo Scanner
Engineered to leverage the MOPA laser’s capability for both extremely fast marking and precise, slower applications.
High-Resolution F-Theta Lens
A quality flat-field lens is critical to maintain the fine spot size and detail potential of the adjustable laser pulses across the marking field.
Air-Cooling System
Modern MOPA fiber laser sources are highly efficient and typically use integrated air cooling (fan-based) as the standard method, eliminating the need for an external water chiller in most configurations.
Advanced Pulse-Tuning Software
The key to unlocking MOPA’s versatility. Goes beyond basic design functions to provide intuitive controls for pulse width, frequency, and power, allowing operators to create a wide range of marks on the same material.
If you have specific component preferences, we can discuss configuration options to meet your needs.
Upgrades & Variants
Safety Enclosure System
A fully interlocked, robust enclosure with integrated high-flow fume extraction and particulate filtration paths.
Cooling System Upgrade
Industrial Water Chiller supports higher-power, longer continuous operation with maximum laser stability.
In-Line Production Integration
Complete Reconfiguration for Flight Marking with Automated Vision System for high-volume manufacturing.
With our fully independent R&D department, we can help develop custom solutions for your specific requirements and desired marking effects.
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Material Compatibility
| MATERIAL | MARK |
|---|---|
| Stainless Steel | |
| Aluminum | |
| Titanium | |
| Copper | |
| Gold / Silver | |
| ABS | |
| Acrylic (PMMA) | |
| Polycarbonate (PC) | |
| PET / PES | |
| Nylon | |
| PVC (Vinyl) | |
| PTFE |
| MATERIAL | MARK |
|---|---|
| PVC (Vinyl) | |
| PTFE/Teflon | |
| Epoxy Resin | |
| Engineered Wood (MDF) | |
| Natural Leather | |
| Glass / Ceramics | |
| Silicon (Wafer) | |
| Stone / Marble | |
| Paper/Cardboard | |
| Painted/Coated Metals | |
| Anodized Aluminum | |
| Plastic with Laser Additive |
Processing PVC or PTFE based materials with this laser marker generates hazardous fumes.
The use of appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and a high-efficiency fume extraction system is mandatory.
We strongly recommend purchasing a compatible fume extractor if your shop primarily works with these materials.
