FIBER LASER · METAL MARKING & ENGRAVING
Fiber Laser Marking Machines
Fast, permanent marks on metal and mainstream plastics — with no ink and no consumables. Desktop, portable, enclosed, rotary, deep, and 3D systems, from tiny tags to deep engraving. Tell us your part and get a fast quote.
CE certified · Air-cooled & maintenance-free · No ink or consumables.
11Machines
20–100W+Power range
All metals+ select plastics
Fiber lasers chosen by metal shops & OEMs in 40+ countries
Automotive & heavy equipment Precision machining shops Metal fabrication & engineering Tube & pipe manufacturing Aerospace & energy
Genuine MAX / JPT laser sourceNot a rebranded no-name part
Licensed EZCAD softwareFull version, not a crack
Air-cooled, no consumablesLow running cost, long-life source
THE CORE RANGE
Choose Your Fiber Laser Marking Machine
A fiber laser marking machine uses a focused 1064 nm beam to make a permanent mark on metal and many plastics. It marks text, logos, serial numbers, barcodes, and QR codes with high contrast — no ink, no consumables, and almost no upkeep.
Depending on the industry, the same process goes by several names — a fiber laser engraver, a fiber laser engraving or etching machine, even a fiber laser printer. They all describe fast, non-contact marking that bonds into the surface, and the fiber laser is the standard choice for metal.
Below are our three core models. The machines further down add features for particular jobs — a safety cabinet, a rotary axis, image marking, deep engraving, or 3D — while still marking the same metals and plastics.
HS-FL20 / 30 / 50
Desktop Fiber Laser Marking Machine
$1,950–$5,000 USD
- 20W / 30W / 50W (60W optional)
- Work area 110×110 up to 300×300 mm
- Air-cooled & maintenance-free — no consumables
- EZCAD software · repeat accuracy ±0.001 mm
Best for: everyday bench marking of metals and hard plastics — serials, logos, QR codes.
HS-PFL30M / 50M
Portable Fiber Laser Marking Machine
$1,950–$3,800 USD
- 30W / 50W · 1.5 kg handheld head
- Built-in 7″ touchscreen — no PC needed
- Marking area 100×100 / 150×150 mm
- Optional 22.2V battery, 3–4 hours cordless
Best for: large, heavy, or fixed parts — pipes, castings, and steel frames on-site.
HS-FL30-R / 60-R
Fiber Laser Marking Machine with Rotary
$ 2250 ~ $5300 USD
- Integrated rotary axis for round parts
- Even 360° marks around the part
- 20W / 30W / 50W core options
- Marks tubes, pins, shafts, rings
Best for: round metal parts that need text or codes all the way around.
MORE CAPABILITY FOR SPECIFIC JOBS
Fiber Lasers with Added Capabilities
These share the same fiber core and still mark metal and mainstream plastics, just like the core models. Each one adds a feature — a safety cabinet, a rotary, image marking, deep engraving, or 3D — for a particular job.
HS-FL30E
Enclosed Laser Engraver
$3,500–$7,000 USD
Adds a Class-1 safety cabinet — fume and eye protection. Still marks all the metals and plastics a desktop does.
HS-MFL20
Mini Fiber Laser Marking Machine
$1,800–$3,500 USD
A compact, budget 20W unit for small parts, pins, and tags. Same metal & plastic marking, smaller footprint.
HS-FL20P
Photo Laser Printer For Metal
$2,000–$3,500 USD
Tuned for photo and grayscale image marking on metal — plus all the usual text and codes.
HS-FL50-R
Ring Laser Engraver
$2,900–$4,500 USD
Built with a rotary for rings and bracelets, inside and out. Handles other round parts too.
HS-FL60-R
Fiber Laser Engraver (with rotary)
$6,000–$8,000 USD
60W with a rotary attachment for large cylinders and flanges. Also a strong flat-marking machine.
HS-FLY60 / FLY100
Flying Fiber Laser Marking Machine
$4,000–$7,000 USD
Marks parts moving on a conveyor at up to 12,000 mm/s. For production lines running metal and some plastics.
HS-FL35D / 60D
Deep Laser Engraver for Metal
$2,900–$3,900 USD
35–60W with a motorized Z-axis for deep 2.5D relief in metal, molds, and dies. Marks flat parts too.
HS-FL100-3D
3D Fiber Laser Marking Machine
$9,850–$18,000 USD
100W 3D dynamic focus for curved, uneven, or large-area surfaces, plus deep engraving.
SEE IT IN ACTION
A Fiber Laser Marking Machine at Work
Watch a HeatSign fiber laser mark steel, aluminum, and brass in real time. Judge the contrast, speed, and finish for yourself before you request a quote.
Which Fiber Laser is Right for You?
First pick the power. Then match the machine to your part — tap through to the model that fits.
20–30 W
Surface marks, tags, plastics, and everyday steel serials.
50 W
Faster marking and deeper marks on most metals (actual depth varies by material and passes).
100 W+
Deep engraving, relief, molds, and hard metals (deep & 3D systems).
Machine | Best for | Power | Work area | Price (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Everyday bench marking | 20–50 W | 110–300 mm | $1,950–5,000 | |
Large, fixed, on-site parts | 30–50 W | 100–150 mm | $1,950–3,800 | |
Eye-safe, tidy bench | 20–60 W | 110–300 mm | $3,500–7,000 | |
Photos & grayscale on metal | 20 W | 110 mm | $2,000–3,500 | |
Rings, bracelets, jewelry | 50 W + rotary | Round parts | $3,000–4,500 | |
Flanges, big cylinders | 60 W + rotary | Large cylinders | $6,000–8,000 | |
Deep 2.5D relief, molds | 35–60 W | 110–200 mm | $2,900–3,900 | |
Curved / large-area surfaces | 100 W | 200–300 mm | $9,850–15,000 | |
Small parts, pins, tags | 20 W | 110 mm | $1,800–3,500 | |
Production-line coding | 60–100 W | 110–175 mm | $4,000–7,000 | |
360° round parts | 20–50 W | + rotary axis | Request a quote |
Not sure which model or power?
Send us your part and material. We recommend the best-value fit — plus a sample mark on video — within one business day.
APPLICATION
What a Fiber Laser Marks Best
Fiber lasers excel on metal and various mainstream plastics — permanent, sharp, and fast.
See your part in the list? Tell us the material and we’ll point you to the right machine — with a sample mark on video.
WHY HEATSIGN
Why Choose a HeatSign Fiber Laser
Premium brands like Trumpf, Keyence, and Trotec build fine machines — but often cost several times more. HeatSign gives you the same core result at a fair price, and stands behind it.
QUICK COMPARE
Fiber, CO2, or UV — Which Laser?
If you mark bare metal, fiber is almost always the answer. Here is how the three types compare.
What you mark | Fiber | CO2 | UV |
|---|---|---|---|
Bare metals | Best | No | Good |
Painted / coated metal | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Plastics | Some | Most | Best |
Wood & acrylic | No | Best | Best |
Glass | No | Yes (may crack) | Best |
Heat-sensitive / very fine | Limited | No | Best |
Deep engraving on metal | Best | No | No |
Running cost | Low, no consumables | Low | Low |
ANSWERS
Fiber Laser Marking Machine FAQs
Is a fiber laser mark permanent? What if the part is coated or blasted afterward?
Yes — the mark bonds into the metal and resists heat, solvents, and outdoor use. One caveat: if the part gets a heavy after-treatment (thick plating, anodizing, aggressive blasting, or coating), a shallow laser mark can become hard to read. For parts that are finished after marking, a deep dot peen mark is the safer choice — tell us your process and we’ll advise.
Can it mark black on stainless, or in color?
Yes. A standard fiber laser makes a smooth, corrosion-safe black annealed mark on stainless. For true color marking on stainless, you need a MOPA fiber source — ask about our MOPA option.
What wattage do I need — 20W, 30W, 50W, or 100W?
20W suits surface marks, tags, plastics, and light metal. 30W is ideal for everyday steel serials. A 50W reaches greater depth, but real depth depends on the metal and its hardness, and deeper marks need repeated passes. For deep engraving and 3D relief, choose a 35–60W deep engraver or the 100W 3D system.
Does a fiber laser need consumables or much maintenance?
No. There is no ink, gas, or cooling water. The machines are air-cooled and maintenance-free. The fiber source is long-life (a theoretical rating of up to ~100,000 hours; real life depends on how hard it is run). The main task is keeping the lens clean.
Is a fiber laser safe, and do I need a fume extractor?
Choose the enclosed HS-FL30E for a Class-1 eye-safe cabinet. Open systems need proper eyewear and shielding. For deep engraving or plastics, add a fume extractor to remove metal dust and smoke.
What is the lead time, and do you help with setup?
Build time is usually about 5 working days, then 4–6 days by air express (DHL, FedEx, TNT). Every machine is tested before it ships, and you get a setup video, a manual, and free remote support by WhatsApp, email, or Anydesk.
How much does a fiber laser marking machine cost?
HeatSign fiber lasers range from about USD 1,800 for the mini and desktop models up to USD 9,850 and more for the 100W 3D system. Enclosed, ring, deep, rotary, and flying models sit in between. Tell us your part for a fast quote.