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Product Introduction

The MOPA laser marking machine is an advanced fiber laser system that offers greater control over pulse width and frequency, allowing for high-precision, high-contrast, and damage-free marking on a wide range of materials. It is ideal for color marking on stainless steel, fine marking on plastics, and deep engraving on metals. Unlike traditional fiber lasers, MOPA lasers provide flexibility to adjust the laser’s characteristics to suit different applications and materials. AccTek Group’s MOPA laser marking machines deliver clean, detailed results with minimal heat impact, making them suitable for delicate surfaces and high-end finishes. They are commonly used in electronics, medical devices, tools, auto parts, and consumer goods. With high marking speed, consistent quality, and exceptional versatility, MOPA laser systems are perfect for logos, QR codes, barcodes, serial numbers, and decorative effects. MOPA laser marking machines are equipped with intelligent control software, stable output, and long service life, offering a reliable solution for both industrial and custom marking applications.

Types of MOPA Laser Marking Machines

Application of MOPA Laser Marking Machines

MOPA laser marking machines are widely used in industries that require high flexibility, precision, and surface quality. In the electronics industry, they are used to mark plastic housings, connectors, and circuit boards without melting or damaging the material. In the medical field, MOPA lasers mark stainless steel surgical instruments, implants, and tools with high clarity and corrosion-resistant results. Automotive manufacturers use them for deep engraving, part identification, and decorative surface texturing. In consumer electronics and mobile devices, MOPA lasers are ideal for producing high-contrast marks on anodized aluminum and heat-sensitive components. Jewelry and watchmakers use them to engrave fine text, serial numbers, and patterns on precious metals with clean detail. MOPA lasers are also used for color marking on stainless steel, ideal for branding or decorative applications. AccTek Group’s MOPA laser marking machines are suitable for both industrial-scale production and high-end customization, offering speed, stability, and high-quality results across a wide material range.
MOPA Laser Marking Machine Sample
MOPA Laser Marking Machine Sample
MOPA Laser Marking Machine Sample
MOPA Laser Marking Machine Sample
MOPA Laser Marking Machine Sample
MOPA Laser Marking Machine Sample
MOPA Laser Marking Machine Sample
MOPA Laser Marking Machine Sample

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MOPA Laser Marking Machine VS Other Marking Machines

Comparison Item MOPA Laser Marking Dot Peen Marking Inkjet Printing Stamping Chemical Etching
Marking Method Adjustable pulse fiber laser Mechanical pin impact Ink droplets Die and press Acid/chemical process
Pulse Control Fully adjustable (pulse width, frequency) Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable Not applicable
Material Suitability Metals, plastics, and anodized aluminum Metals only Paper, plastic, packaging Metals only Metals, limited plastics
Marking Precision Very high, micro-detailing possible Moderate Low to moderate Moderate High
Marking Speed Fast Medium Very fast Medium Slow
Heat Impact Minimal (cold marking capability) None None Yes Low
Surface Damage None to minimal Leaves dents None Deforms surface Minor surface changes
Color Marking on Metal Yes (e.g., stainless steel) No No No No
Marking Durability Permanent, resistant to wear Permanent Temporary, fades Permanent Permanent
Consumables Required No Pins Ink and solvents Dies Chemicals, masks
Maintenance Requirements Low Moderate High (clogging, ink refills) Low High (chemical handling)
Environmental Impact Clean, no waste Low High (VOC emissions) Low High (hazardous waste)
Automation Compatibility High Moderate High Low Low
Operating Cost Low over time Low High ongoing costs Low High
Ideal Applications Color marking, precision plastics, deep metal engraving Serial numbers, part ID Packaging, expiry codes Simple metal marking Detailed metal marking

Why Choose Us

AccTek Group is a professional manufacturer of laser marking machines, delivering precise, fast, and permanent marking solutions for a wide range of materials and industries. Our machines are designed to meet the growing demand for high-speed, high-contrast marking in sectors such as electronics, automotive, tools, medical devices, and packaging. With a focus on innovation, performance, and reliability, we provide laser marking systems that offer excellent beam quality, low maintenance, and long service life. Whether you need to mark logos, serial numbers, barcodes, or graphics, AccTek Group’s solutions ensure clean, accurate results that meet industrial standards. We’re committed to helping customers improve traceability, product identification, and branding through cutting-edge laser technology.

High Precision

Our machines deliver sharp, detailed markings with excellent contrast, suitable for complex patterns and small components across metal, plastic, and other materials.

Fast Processing

Designed for speed and efficiency, our systems complete marking tasks quickly without compromising quality, making them ideal for high-volume production environments.

Low Maintenance

With durable components and minimal consumables, our machines offer stable long-term performance, reducing downtime and keeping operating costs low.

Flexible Solutions

We provide a variety of models and customization options to suit different materials, marking needs, and production setups, ensuring the right fit for your business.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Is MOPA Laser Marking?
MOPA laser marking is a type of fiber laser marking that uses a Master Oscillator Power Amplifier (MOPA) setup. It allows greater control over pulse duration and frequency, making it highly versatile, especially for fine detail, color marking, and sensitive materials.
MOPA laser marking offers advanced flexibility and precision over standard fiber lasers. It’s ideal for color marking, heat-sensitive plastics, and high-detail applications. If you need more control or versatility in your marking process, the MOPA laser marking machine is a smart upgrade.
MOPA laser marking machines are a type of fiber laser system that offers advanced control over pulse width and frequency, making them ideal for color marking, sensitive plastics, and high-precision work. They come in a range of power options to suit different applications and production needs.

  1. 20W
  • Ideal for fine-detail marking
  • Great for color marking on stainless steel, black marking on anodized aluminum, and delicate plastics
  • Best for low to moderate production with high precision needs
  1. 30W
  • More versatile for a wider range of plastics and coated materials
  • Slightly faster than 20W, still excellent for color and contrast marking
  • Suitable for electronics, tools, and branding work
  1. 60W
  • Offers faster marking speeds and light engraving capability
  • Balances speed, power, and detail—useful in batch production
  • Common in industrial settings needing both precision and output
  1. 100W
  • Powerful enough for deep engraving and high-speed marking
  • Maintains pulse control for clean marks on metals and tougher plastics
  • Used in manufacturing, automotive, and metalworking
  1. 200W-300W
  • High-end industrial systems
  • Ideal for heavy-duty, continuous operation, deep engraving, and large parts
  • Used in aerospace, automotive, and large-scale production environments

MOPA laser marking machines come in a wide range of powers, from 20W to 300W. Choose based on your material, marking depth, speed, and whether you need color, contrast, or precision. MOPA’s adjustable pulse width makes it the most versatile fiber laser type for advanced marking needs.
MOPA laser marking machines are a more advanced type of fiber laser system, offering precise control over pulse width and frequency. This makes them ideal for color marking on stainless steel, high-contrast plastic marking, and fine-detail applications. Their price reflects this added flexibility and capability.

  1. Entry-Level MOPA Machines ($3,000 – $6,000)
  • Power: 20W
  • Great for color marking, contrast marking on plastics, and small-scale use
  • Suitable for startups, workshops, and R&D
  1. Mid-Range MOPA Machines ($6,000 – $12,000)
  • Power: 30W to 60W
  • Faster marking speeds and better results on a wider range of materials
  • Common in electronics, medical device, and tool marking industries
  1. High-End MOPA Machines ($12,000 – $22,000)
  • Power: 100W to 200W+
  • Designed for deep engraving, large-scale production, and continuous industrial use
  • Features may include rotary attachments, automation, and enhanced cooling

MOPA laser marking machines range from $3,000 to $22,000, depending on power, speed, build quality, and extra features. Choose based on your marking needs, material types, and production volume—especially if you need color, contrast, or high precision.
MOPA laser marking machines are highly versatile and capable of marking a wide range of materials with precision. Thanks to their adjustable pulse width and frequency, they offer more control than standard fiber lasers, making them ideal for color marking, contrast control, and sensitive materials.

  1. Metals
  • Stainless steel
  • Anodized aluminum
  • Aluminum, brass, copper, titanium
  • Gold, silver, platinum
  • Tool steel, carbon steel, mild steel
  1. Plastics
  • ABS
  • PVC
  • PET, PE, PP, PC, PA (Nylon)
  • PBT and other engineering plastics
  1. Coated and Treated Surfaces
  • Painted metals
  • Powder-coated surfaces
  • Plated or coated parts
  • Electro-anodized and chemically treated surfaces
  1. Others
  • Certain ceramics
  • Some composites and synthetic materials
  • Electronic components and circuit boards

MOPA laser marking machines can mark a wide range of metals, plastics, coated materials, and composites with high precision and flexibility. They’re especially useful when you need color effects, crisp contrast, or safe marking on sensitive surfaces.
MOPA laser marking machines use the same control software as most fiber lasers, typically EZCAD or similar programs. These systems support a wide range of vector, image, and data file formats to handle everything from simple text to complex logos and variable serial numbers.

  1. Vector Formats
  • DXF (.dxf): Industry standard from CAD software
  • PLT (.plt): Plotter file for line art and vector paths
  • AI (.ai): Adobe Illustrator files (vector-based only)
  • SVG (.svg): Scalable vector graphics for clean designs
  • PDF (.pdf): When saved with embedded vector content
  1. Image Formats
  • BMP (.bmp): Best for grayscale image engraving
  • JPG/JPEG (.jpg): Standard photo format
  • PNG (.png): For clear logos, supports transparency
  • GIF (.gif): Simple images (limited support)
  1. Text and Data Formats
  • TXT (.txt): For marking serial numbers, codes, or simple data
  • CSV (.csv): Supports bulk data input (e.g., names, QR codes, barcodes)
  • Excel (.xls, .xlsx): In some systems for batch marking setups

MOPA laser marking machines support a wide variety of vector, raster, and text-based file formats, including DXF, PLT, AI, SVG, BMP, JPG, PNG, TXT, and CSV. This flexibility allows for detailed logos, serial numbers, barcodes, and batch data marking with high precision.
MOPA laser marking machines offer more flexibility than standard fiber lasers—especially for color marking and delicate plastics—but they do come with some downsides. Here’s a clear overview:

  • Higher Cost: MOPA lasers are more expensive than standard fiber lasers of the same power. The added control over pulse width and frequency raises the initial investment, especially for businesses that don’t need those advanced features.
  • More Complex Setup: The flexibility of MOPA systems requires more fine-tuning. To get the best results, especially for color marking, you need to carefully adjust pulse width, frequency, and speed. This adds a learning curve and may slow down initial setup or training.
  • Color Marking is Material-Specific: Color marking works mainly on stainless steel and titanium, and even then, results depend on surface finish, consistency, and settings. It’s not guaranteed across all batches or metals and may require trial and error.
  • Slower at High-Detail Tasks: While MOPA lasers can deliver high-quality results, some advanced effects (like color marking or ultra-clean plastic marks) require slower marking speeds, which can reduce productivity in high-volume environments.
  • Not Suitable for All Materials: Like standard fiber lasers, MOPA lasers still don’t work well on wood, glass, acrylic, or other non-metals that require a CO2 or UV laser.

MOPA laser marking machines offer unmatched flexibility—but at the cost of higher pricing, more complexity, and material limitations. They’re best for users who need precision, contrast control, or color marking, not just basic engraving.
MOPA laser marking machines require a stable and controlled environment to ensure safe, consistent, and high-quality performance, especially since they are used for precision marking and color-sensitive work.

  1. Temperature
  • Recommended range: 15℃ to 30℃ (59℉ to 86℉)
  • Avoid extreme heat or cold, as it can affect laser stability and electronic components
  • Use air conditioning or heating to maintain a consistent room temperature
  1. Humidity
  • Ideal: 30% to 70% relative humidity, non-condensing
  • High humidity can cause moisture buildup, damaging optics and electronics
  • Use a dehumidifier in humid regions if needed
  1. Clean and Dust-Free Workspace
  • Keep the environment clean, dry, and free of dust or debris
  • Dust can interfere with optical components and reduce marking quality
  • Avoid placing the machine near grinders, saws, or chemical fumes
  1. Stable Power Supply
  • Most machines require 220V (±10%) with proper grounding
  • Use a voltage stabilizer or UPS to protect against power surges or drops
  • Unstable power can cause marking errors or system damage
  1. Proper Ventilation or Fume Extraction
  • Use an exhaust fan or fume extractor to remove smoke and vapors from plastic or coated materials
  • Ensures better marking results and protects operator health
  1. Stable Mounting Surface
  • The machine should sit on a flat, vibration-free table or stand
  • Vibration can affect precision and alignment, especially for detailed marking

To operate MOPA laser marking machines safely and efficiently, maintain a stable, clean, temperature-controlled environment with proper power supply and ventilation. This ensures consistent output, reduces wear, and protects both the equipment and the operator.
MOPA laser marking machines are built for long-term industrial use and offer a reliable, high-performance lifespan, especially when properly maintained.

  1. Typical Service Life
  • Laser Source Lifespan: Up to 100,000 hours, which translates to 10+ years under normal industrial use.
  • Overall Machine Life: Typically 8 to 12 years or more, depending on usage conditions and maintenance.
  1. Factors That Influence Service Life
  • Usage Frequency: Heavy, nonstop use may shorten lifespan slightly
  • Maintenance Quality: Regular cleaning, calibration, and system checks extend service life
  • Environment: Dust-free, temperature-controlled areas prevent wear and overheating
  • Power Stability: Clean, stable electricity helps protect internal components
  • Cooling System: Proper airflow or chiller use prevents overheating

MOPA laser marking machines can operate reliably for 8 to 12 years or more, with the laser source rated for up to 100,000 hours. With good care, they deliver consistent, high-quality marking over the long term.

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Looking for fast, high-contrast, permanent markings that don’t wear off? Our laser marking solutions give you the precision, speed, and reliability your production demands—no inks, no consumables, and no compromise on quality. Whether you’re engraving serial numbers, barcodes, logos, or traceability data, our systems handle metals, plastics, ceramics, and more with ease. From compact benchtop units to fully integrated production line systems, we offer flexible solutions tailored to your materials, volume, and marking requirements. You’ll get crisp, clean marks every time, with minimal maintenance and maximum uptime.
We’ll help you find the right system, set it up, and keep it running at full performance. No guesswork. Just dependable results and expert support. Contact us today to get a laser marking solution that fits your process and elevates your product.
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