Fiber LM-S Fibre Laser Marking Machine
On request
- 30 W or 50 W fibre source, air cooled — no chiller or water circuit
- Galvo scanning head with marking speed up to 7000 mm/s
- 0.02 mm focused beam width for small characters and fine detail
- Lens options for a 100 × 100, 200 × 200 or 300 × 300 mm field
- Reads AI, PLT, DXF, BMP, DST, DWG, LAS and DXP files, plus photographs
- Jobs loaded over USB, by cable or memory stick
Fibre laser marker with a 30 W or 50 W source, a galvo head and marking speeds up to 7000 mm/s, for metals and hard plastics.
Request a quote- Laser marking
- Metal
- Plastics
Configurations
| Configuration | Differences | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| LM-30S MAX — 30 WOn request | Laser source power: 30 W | On request |
| LM-50S MAX — 50 WOn request | Laser source power: 50 W | On request |
About this machine
Fiber LM-S Fibre Laser Marking Machine
The Fiber LM-S is a bench fibre laser marker built around a galvanometer scanning head and an F-Theta lens. Instead of moving the head over the part, two mirrors steer the beam across the field, which is what allows a marking speed of up to 7000 mm/s. The source is offered at 30 W or 50 W, and the focused beam is 0.02 mm wide, so small characters, fine lines and dense codes stay legible.
The marking field is set by the lens fitted: 100 × 100 mm, 200 × 200 mm or 300 × 300 mm. A small field suits identification work on individual components, while the larger lenses cover whole panels or several parts placed on the bed together. The machine also performs multi-layer volumetric processing, removing material in successive passes for relief and sculpted effects rather than surface marking alone.
Marking is fast on metals and on some non-metals, including hard plastics. Cooling is by air, so there is no chiller, no water circuit and no coolant maintenance — the machine needs only a mains socket and bench space of 920 × 460 × 540 mm. The housing is aluminium, chosen for wear resistance in a workshop environment.
On the file side the controller accepts AI, PLT, DXF, BMP, DST, DWG, LAS and DXP, as well as photographs, so artwork prepared in almost any vector package can be marked without redrawing. Jobs are loaded over USB, either by cable from a PC or from a memory stick, which makes the machine usable as a standalone station next to a production line.
It suits workshops that mark serial numbers, batch data and data matrix codes on metal parts, produce stainless steel or aluminium nameplates, identify tooling and machine components, or engrave metal promotional items in short runs.
Applications
- Serial numbers, batch codes and data matrix codes on metal parts
- Stainless steel and aluminium nameplates and rating plates
- Identification marking of tools, dies and machine components
- Engraving metal promotional items and giftware
- Marking hard plastics and other engravable non-metals
- Multi-layer relief engraving for sculpted detail
Technical specifications
Performance
- Marking speed
- ≤7000 mm/s
- Focused beam width
- 0.02 mm
Working area
- Marking field
- 100 × 100 mm, 200 × 200 mm or 300 × 300 mm, depending on the lens fitted
Materials
- Materials
- Metals and selected non-metals, including hard plastics
Tooling & heads
- Laser source power
- 30 or 50 W
- Scanning head
- Galvo
- Focusing optics
- F-Theta lens
Software & control
- Supported file formats
- AI, PLT, DXF, BMP, DST, DWG, LAS, DXP; photographs
- Job transfer
- USB cable or USB memory stick
Power & environment
- Cooling
- Air
Dimensions & weight
- Machine dimensions
- 920 × 460 × 540 mm
Specifications, images and descriptions are provided for general guidance and may change without notice. Configurations, performance figures and supplied items can vary by production batch and market. The binding specification, scope of supply and terms are those set out in the written quotation we issue for your order.
Application details
Recommended for
Fibre laser marker with a 30 W or 50 W source, a galvo head and marking speeds up to 7000 mm/s, for metals and hard plastics.
Frequently asked questions
What can the Fiber LM-S mark?
Metals and selected non-metals, including hard plastics. Typical jobs are serial numbers, batch codes and data matrix codes on metal parts, stainless steel and aluminium nameplates and rating plates, identification of tools, dies and machine components, and engraved metal promotional items in short runs. Send us a sample part and the mark you need and we will tell you whether it suits.
Should we choose 30 W or 50 W?
The two versions, LM-30S MAX and LM-50S MAX, differ only in the power of the fibre source: 30 W or 50 W. Everything else, from the galvo head to the lens options and file handling, is the same. Tell us the materials you mark and how deep the marks need to be, including any relief work, and we will recommend the source.
How large is the marking field?
It depends on the lens fitted: 100 × 100 mm, 200 × 200 mm or 300 × 300 mm. The small field suits identification work on individual components; the larger lenses cover whole panels or several parts placed on the bed together. Choose the lens by the largest part or batch layout you need to mark in one go.
How fast and how fine does it mark?
Up to 7000 mm/s, with a focused beam 0.02 mm wide. The speed comes from the galvo scanning head: two mirrors steer the beam across the field through an F-Theta lens instead of moving the head over the part. The narrow beam keeps small characters, fine lines and dense codes legible.
Can it engrave in depth or only mark the surface?
It can do both. Besides surface marking, the machine performs multi-layer volumetric processing, removing material in successive passes to build relief and sculpted effects. Send us the artwork and material and we will advise whether the effect you want is practical on that part.
Which files does it accept and how are jobs loaded?
The controller reads AI, PLT, DXF, BMP, DST, DWG, LAS and DXP files, as well as photographs, so artwork from most vector packages can be marked without redrawing. Jobs are loaded over USB, either by cable from a PC or from a memory stick, so the machine can work as a standalone station next to a production line.
What does it need on site?
A mains socket and bench space for a machine of 920 × 460 × 540 mm. Cooling is by air, so there is no chiller, no water circuit and no coolant to maintain. The housing is aluminium, chosen for wear resistance in a workshop environment.