Haotian fiber lasers
A versatile lineup for permanent metal marking, color marking, deep engraving, and curved surfaces.
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Fiber laser engravers are designed for fast, permanent marking and engraving on metals such as stainless steel, aluminum, brass, copper and titanium. They are commonly used for jewelry, tools, firearms, challenge coins, identification plates, serialized parts and industrial traceability. Compared with CO2 and diode machines, fiber lasers produce finer metal detail, require minimal maintenance and can achieve everything from surface marking to deep engraving.
Choosing the right machine depends on more than wattage. Consider the laser source, lens size and marking area, focusing system, rotary requirements and required engraving depth. A 20W or 30W system can handle general marking, while 50W and 60W machines work faster and engrave deeper. For demanding production and deep engraving, a 100W or higher system may be the better investment. Our fiber laser buying guide and fiber laser wattage guide explain these differences in detail.
Need adjustable pulse control or color marking on stainless steel? Read our MOPA versus standard fiber laser guide or browse our MOPA fiber laser engravers. If your application requires cutting sheet metal rather than marking or engraving it, visit our separate fiber laser cutters collection.
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A versatile lineup for permanent metal marking, color marking, deep engraving, and curved surfaces.
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A modern lineup spanning compact fiber marking, MOPA flexibility, and combined fiber-diode capability.
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View full detailsA fiber laser engraver is a machine that uses a concentrated laser beam to mark or engrave materials, primarily metals like stainless steel, aluminum, and brass. It produces permanent, high-contrast marks without using ink or consumables, making it ideal for industrial applications, custom engraving, and product branding.
Fiber laser cutting is a process that uses a high-powered fiber laser to cut through metals and other materials with extreme precision. This method is widely used in industries like automotive, aerospace, and jewelry making because it delivers clean, accurate cuts with minimal waste and no contact with the material.
A fiber laser cutting machine generates a high-intensity laser beam through fiber optics, which is then focused on the material's surface. The intense heat melts or vaporizes the material along the cutting path, creating smooth, precise cuts. Since fiber lasers have a small focal diameter and high energy efficiency, they provide faster cutting speeds and reduced operating costs compared to traditional cutting methods.
A fiber laser engraver can mark and engrave metals such as stainless steel, aluminum, brass, and titanium, as well as certain plastics, ceramics, and coated materials. It is commonly used for engraving serial numbers, barcodes, branding, and intricate designs on industrial and commercial products.
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