OMTech fiber laser engravers are highly versatile and capable of processing a wide range of materials. They excel at engraving and marking metals such as stainless steel, aluminum, carbon steel, and brass. Additionally, they can handle certain plastics and coated materials, making them suitable for various industrial and personal applications.

OMTech fiber laser engravers offer several key features:

• High Precision: Delivers detailed and accurate engravings and markings on metal surfaces.
• Durable Fiber Laser Source: Provides long-lasting performance and low maintenance requirements.
• Versatile Material Compatibility: Ideal for engraving metals and certain plastics.
• Advanced Technology: Includes options like the MOPA laser for colored markings and high-contrast results.

The MOPA (Modulated Pulse Amplifier) laser technology in OMTech fiber engravers allows for a wider range of pulse frequencies and better control over the laser’s pulse duration. This results in enhanced precision and the ability to produce colored markings and high-contrast engravings on various metals, offering more versatility compared to traditional fiber lasers.

Fiber laser engravers, such as those from OMTech, use a fiber optic cable to deliver the laser beam and are specifically designed for marking and engraving metals and certain plastics. In contrast, CO2 laser engravers are more suitable for working with non-metal materials like wood, acrylic, and leather. Fiber lasers offer higher precision for metal applications and typically have a longer operational life with minimal maintenance.

A CO2 laser engraver is better for engraving and cutting a larger range of organic materials while a fiber laser engraver is suited for creating lasting engravings on metal.

Up to 100,000 operating hours.

Max. 7,000 mm/s (depending on different lettering fonts and sizes).

A fiber laser can cost anywhere from £3199.99 to £7999.99.

OMTech’s fibre laser engraving manchines are designed to be user-friendly, making them accessible for both beginners and experienced users. With compatible software and straightforward controls, these machines simplify the fibre laser engraving process, allowing users to achieve precise results with minimal training.