Fiber laser machines are renowned for their powerful metal processing capabilities. With imported laser sources and lifespans up to 100,000 hours, they require virtually no maintenance — making them a smart, long-term investment.

Suitable Materials: Stainless steel, aluminum, copper, some plastics
Typical Applications: Electronics, hardware, automotive parts

Key Benefits:

• High precision for micro-details and QR codes

• Fast marking speeds for mass production

• Low power consumption, no consumables

✅ Recommended For: Businesses processing mostly metals with high output demands

UV lasers operate at a short wavelength, allowing cold marking with minimal thermal impact. Ideal for heat-sensitive and delicate materials, they’re a top choice for ultra-fine, clean markings.

Suitable Materials: Glass, plastics, ceramics, crystal, leather, PCBs
Typical Applications: Pharmaceutical packaging, electronics, consumer tech

Key Benefits:

• Tiny beam spot delivers sharp, detailed edges

• Cold processing avoids burning or deformation

• High operational stability for precision work

✅ Recommended For: Users with strict detail and material sensitivity requirements

CO₂ laser machines excel at high-speed marking on a wide range of non-metal materials. Their mature technology and low running costs make them ideal for industries like packaging, woodwork, and leather goods.

Suitable Materials: Paper, wood, leather, glass, plastics, acrylic
Typical Applications: Packaging labels, crafts, product branding

Key Benefits:

• Fast marking boosts productivity

• Clear, high-contrast results for text and graphics

• Durable system with low maintenance needs

✅ Recommended For: Non-metal processing and cost-conscious businesses