Product Catalog

Laser Marking Machines

Fiber, CO2 and UV laser markers for permanent marking on metal and non-metal materials.

How a laser marking machine etches a part

A laser marking machine steers a pulsed beam with galvanometer mirrors through an F-theta lens so serials, logos, barcodes and graphics are etched in place. There is no ink and no cutting kerf — the mark is in the surface.

Metals and many engineering plastics take a fiber source. Wood, glass, leather, paper and many plastics take CO2 (or UV when the mark must stay very fine). Hardware, tools, nameplates and finished components are the usual jobs.

Bench-top and integrable cells are commonly specified with a galvo head, a rotary fixture when cylinders need marking, and a controller that stores the graphic. Cycle time is set by mark size and contrast, not by a cutting bed.

Metals use metal laser marking machines. Wood, glass, leather and many plastics use non-metal laser marking. Mixed lines take a universal laser marker.

How a metal laser marker etches steel

A metal laser marking machine uses a fiber source and galvo head to etch serials, logos and barcodes on steel, aluminium and alloys. Rotary fixtures mark cylinders. Cycle time follows mark size and contrast.

Plastics, wood and glass use non-metal laser marking.

IMLM-F

IMLM-F

  • Marking Area 110 × 110 mm
  • Laser Power 20 - 60 W

IMLM-F is our fiber laser marker for steel and aluminium serials, logos and barcodes.

How a CO2 marker etches wood and plastic

A non-metal laser marking machine uses a CO2 (or UV) source to mark wood, plastics, leather, glass and paper. Galvo scanning keeps the mark in the surface without inks.

Steel and aluminium stay on metal laser marking machines.

IMLM-CO2

IMLM-CO2

  • Marking Area 110 × 110 mm
  • Laser Power 20 - 60 W

IMLM-CO2 is our CO2 laser marker for wood, plastics, leather and glass.

How a universal marker covers mixed materials

A universal laser marking machine is specified for mixed metal and non-metal jobs in one cell — fiber and CO2 (or dual-path) so hardware and organics share the same station.

Dedicated metal or organics lines use metal or non-metal markers.

IMLM-M

IMLM-M

  • Marking Area 110 × 110 mm
  • Laser Power 20 - 60 W

IMLM-M is the universal marker for mixed metal and non-metal jobs in one cell.

What are you looking for?

Before purchasing a CNC or woodworking machine, defining your core production goals is essential. Are you launching a new workshop or expanding an industrial factory? What materials will you process—wood, composite panels, acrylic, or metal? Is your primary focus nesting, carving, edge banding, or laser cutting? Once your application and budget are defined, selecting the right machine becomes straightforward. IndexMACH provides complete support—including machine specifications, application demos, pricing, and software documentation. You can also submit your custom requirements below for a tailored configuration.

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Laser Marking Machines

What laser marking is for

Markers etch serials, logos, barcodes and graphics without inks. They identify parts; they do not replace a fiber laser cutter. Metals and many engineering plastics use a metal laser marking machine; wood, glass, leather and many plastics use non-metal marking. Mixed lines take a universal marker.

Where marking sits

Marking is usually the last identification step after cutting or machining — on hardware, tools, nameplates or finished components. It pairs with metal cutting above or with wood parts from a CNC router.

Tell us the material and the mark

Send substrate, mark type (text, logo, barcode) and parts per hour. Request a layout and quote.

Laser Marking Machines Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions

Which laser type do I need for my material?

Fiber lasers suit metals and many engineered plastics; CO2 lasers suit wood, paper, glass, leather and many plastics; UV lasers give the finest marks on sensitive materials. Tell us your materials and we will match the source.

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