CCD Camera Visual Positioning Automatic Focus Vision System UV CO2 Flying Fiber Laser Marking Machine for Metal Glass Wood

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CCD Camera Visual Positioning Automatic Focus Vision System UV CO2 Flying Fiber Laser Marking Machine for Metal Glass Wood

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CCD Camera Visual Positioning Automatic Focus Vision System

UV CO2 Flying Fiber Laser Marking Machine for Metal Glass Wood (3D / 2.5D / Auto Focus / Rotary)

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Product Specifications

Specification Item	Details & Technical Parameters
Item / Model	Lightburn JPT Mopa M7 (30W / 60W / 100W) Stainless Steel Color Laser Marking Machine / 3D Metal Plate Deep Engraving Fiber Laser Machine UV Laser (3W / 5W / 10W / 15W) / RF CO2 Laser Marker (30W / 40W / 50W / 60W / 100W)
Laser Source	IPG / JPT / RAYCUS / MAX / HUARAY / DAVI / DXT
Laser Power Options	3W, 5W, 10W, 15W, 20W, 30W, 50W, 60W, 80W, 100W, 200W, 300W Note: Higher power increases depth capacity and operational speed
Working Area Size	70x70mm, 110x110mm, 175x175mm, 200x200mm, 300x300mm or customized options Note: Shorter focal lengths provide higher accuracy; longer ranges provide wider coverage
Laser Type	Fiber Laser / UV Laser / RF CO2 Laser
Supported Graphic Formats	PLT, BMP, JPG, PNG, TIF, PCX, TGA, ICO, DXF, AI, DST
Marking Speed	7000 - 12000 mm/s
Maximum Marking Depth	0 - 1 mm
Laser Wavelength	1064nm (Fiber Type)
Marking Resolution Details	Min Line Width: 0.01mm (0.004in) \| Min Character: 0.15mm \| Resolution: 0.001mm
Supported Software	CorelDraw, Photoshop, AutoCAD
Net Weight Range	30 - 90 KGS (dependent on configuration)
Standard Accessories Included	USB connection cable, flash drive with software, protection safety glasses, foot pedal switch, 30cm calibration ruler, retaining clip, external red light pointer
Optional Components	Rotary attachment (D80, 100mm, 125mm, 160mm, ring, pen, or conveyor setup), CCD positioning camera, 2.5D/3D focal heads, Auto Focus module, 800mm high gantry column, supplementary focal lenses, air purifier/cleaner

Understanding Laser Technologies

Fiber Laser (1064nm)

Belongs to the near-infrared spectrum and is highly absorbed by metals. Creates markings by melting and vaporizing material surfaces through intense thermal reactions.

Ideal For:

Metals (Steel, Copper, Brass, Titanium, Gold, Silver)
Rigid Plastics (ABS, PC, PVC, PP, PE)

Glass, Ceramics, Wood, Leather

Ultraviolet UV Laser (355nm)

Short-wavelength UV light with high photon energy (~3.5 eV). Directly breaks molecular bonds of materials through photochemical reactions ("cold processing"), creating almost zero heat-affected zones.

Ideal For:

Polymers, Plastics, Glass, Crystal, Screen covers
Silicon Wafers, PCBs, Flexible PCBs (FPC)
High-precision metal coatings, Wood, Leather, Paper

CO2 Laser (10.6μm)

Far-infrared spectrum strongly absorbed by organic substances. Induces carbonization and vaporization of surface molecules through targeted thermal effects.

Ideal For:

Wood, Bamboo, Cork, Cardboard, Paper, Textiles
Acrylic, Glass, Ceramics, Stone, Rubber, Foams

Bare metals (requires special pre-coatings)

Application Selection & Running Costs

Typical Use Cases:

Fiber: Metal part numbers, hardware tools, electronic components.
UV: Smartphone glass LOGOs, PCB barcode/QR codes, ultra-fine medical device markings.
CO2: Wood engraving, date coding on packaging, acrylic cutting.

Operating Cost Breakdown:

Fiber Laser: High efficiency (>30%), low energy usage, long service lifespan (50,000 to 100,000 hours), minimal maintenance cost.
UV Laser: Consumable crystals and pump sources require periodic replacement, resulting in higher maintenance costs.
CO2 Laser: Requires gas replacement (CO2, N2, He mixture) over time, moderate operating costs.

Packaging & Shipping

Secure Packaging

Shipped in standard plywood crates or thick carton packaging to ensure the machine arrives clean, dry, and undamaged.

Delivery Times

Orders ship within 3 days post-payment. Delivery via express air carriers (FedEx, DHL, UPS, or EMS) usually takes 3 to 7 business days. We will recommend the optimal route (Air, Sea, or Train) based on your cargo size and urgency.

Our Service Commitment & Support

Response Commitments

Complete 2-year warranty coverage on the entire laser marking unit.

Working Days: Inquiries resolved within 1 hour.
Remote Diagnostics: Online sessions within 2 hours.
On-Site Dispatch: Travel within 24 hours under urgent requirements.

Technical Resources

Access free operating resources for lifetime system efficiency.

Free direct calling/support channels
Free remote network assistance
Free machinery operation training
Free system software upgrades

Repair & Maintenance

Prompt parts services during and beyond the active coverage duration.

Complimentary repair components during active warranty period
Direct cost-price structural repairs outside standard warranty terms
Emergency backup equipment provision (subject to availability)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: How do I operate the marking machine? Is extensive training necessary?

A: The machine is fully driven by user-friendly control software. Operation is straightforward. We supply comprehensive graphic instruction manuals and software operating guides prior to shipping to facilitate ease of use.

Q2: What is the typical delivery schedule?

A: Standard order fulfillment and shipping preparation typically require 2 to 5 business days after payment confirmation.

Q3: Do Fiber Laser marking machines require consumable parts?

A: No, Fiber Laser markers operate without regular replacement consumables. This design makes the system highly cost-effective and economical for long-term production.

Q4: What is the difference between Fiber, UV, and CO2 lasers?

A: Fiber lasers (1064nm) are ideal for metals and rigid plastics via thermal processing. UV lasers (355nm) are perfect for ultra-fine marking on heat-sensitive materials (glass, silicon, PCBs) via "cold processing" with no heat-affected zone. CO2 lasers (10.6μm) are standard for engraving organic, non-metallic items like wood, paper, and leather.

Q5: Which materials are not recommended for Fiber Laser marking?

A: Materials such as glass, standard ceramics, silicon wafers, wood, and leather are not suitable for direct fiber laser marking due to their low absorption rates at the 1064nm wavelength or poor marking quality output.

Q6: What services and technical support are covered under the warranty?

A: We provide a comprehensive 2-year warranty on the entire machine, featuring free maintenance services and replacement parts. Additionally, we provide lifetime technical support, remote online assistance, operations training, and complimentary software upgrades.

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CCD Camera Visual Positioning Automatic Focus Vision System UV CO2 Flying Fiber Laser Marking Machine for Metal Glass Wood

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