Pulsed fiber laser marking machine Fiberlux NANO series

MOPA lasercompactbenchtop

Product overview
Compact and affordable laser marker, ideal for engraving and cutting on precious metals, jewelry components, and small industrial objects. Now also available in a MOPA version for perfect black markings.

Detailed description
Fiberlux Nano is Elettrolaser’s entry-level solution for laser marking, engraving, and micro-cutting on precious and technical metals. Compact and user-friendly, it’s designed for jewelers, artisans, watchmakers, and small businesses seeking a professional laser system at an affordable price. The machine integrates a pulsed ytterbium fiber laser source, known for its efficiency and long lifespan (up to 50,000 hours), featuring optimized focus control and an intuitive software interface compatible with common formats (SVG, DXF, JPG, PLT, BMP, etc.). The 60W MOPA version adds advanced pulse duration control, enabling ultra-precise markings on delicate parts, dark annealing marks on stainless steel, and high-end aesthetic finishes without burns or material damage.

Applications

• Laser engraving on gold, silver, steel, titanium, aluminum, and special alloys
• Customization of jewelry, rings, bracelets, pendants, and watches
• Marking of logos, designs, text, codes, and trademarks
• Micro-cutting and deep engraving on metals
• Precision black marking on stainless steel
• High-definition photo engraving
• Curved engravings using rotary axis (optional)

High-level performances

• Pulsed ytterbium fiber laser source
• Available powers: 30W / 60W with MOPA technology
• Wavelength: 1064 nm
• Manual Z-axis adjustment
• Marking area: up to 160 x 160 mm
• Resolution up to 20 μm
• Pulse duration: 10–100 ns (30W) / 2–500 ns (60W MOPA)
• Frequency: up to 60 kHz (standard) / 4000 kHz (MOPA)

Variations

• Fiberlux Nano 30: Output power 30 W; Cooling: air; Type: desktop; Power supply: 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz (110 on request) - 1 kW; Dimensions: 39.2 x 65.2 x 63 cm; Weight: 35 kg; Wavelength: 1064 nm; M2 < 1.8; Working area: 25 x 25 (variant spec); Focal 100: marking area / spot 6 x 6 cm / 16 μm; Focal 160: marking area / spot 10 x 10 cm / 26 μm; Z-axis: manual; Speed of Galvo Head: 5000 mm/s; Max pulse Energy: 1.5 mJ; Max frequency: 60 kHz; Pulse Duration: 10 - 100 ns; Laser Class: IV
• Fiberlux Nano 60: Output power 60 W (MOPA); Cooling: air; Type: desktop; Power supply: 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz (110 on request) - 1 kW; Dimensions: 39.2 x 65.2 x 63 cm; Weight: 35 kg; Wavelength: 1064 nm; M2 < 1.8; Working area: 25 x 25 (variant spec); Focal 100: marking area / spot 6 x 6 cm / 16 μm; Focal 160: marking area / spot 10 x 10 cm / 26 μm; Z-axis: manual; Speed of Galvo Head: 5000 mm/s; Max pulse Energy: 2 mJ; Max frequency: 4000 kHz; Pulse Duration: 2 - 500 ns; Laser Class: IV

Related accessories

• Rotating mandrel with through hole (rotating spindle for rings and circular objects)
• Rotating mandrel (R-axis rotation system, recommended for Fiberlux Nano)
• Goldsmith's mark (software for applying trademark per legislation)
• Vacuum extractor equipped with internal cyclone and HEPA filter; interfaced with the marking laser and turns on/off automatically
• XY Clamp for clamping workpieces during marking and engraving
• Camera kit for easier and more precise object positioning

Technical specifications

• Laser source: Pulsed ytterbium fiber laser
• Available powers: 30 W (Fiberlux Nano 30) / 60 W MOPA (Fiberlux Nano 60)
• Wavelength: 1064 nm
• Pulse duration: 10–100 ns (30W); 2–500 ns (60W MOPA)
• Frequency: up to 60 kHz (standard); up to 4000 kHz (MOPA)
• Max pulse energy: 1.5 mJ (30W) / 2 mJ (60W)
• Resolution: up to 20 μm
• Marking area: up to 160 x 160 mm
• Working area (variant spec): 25 x 25
• Focal 100 — marking area / spot: 6 x 6 cm / 16 μm
• Focal 160 — marking area / spot: 10 x 10 cm / 26 μm
• M2 < 1.8
• Manual Z-axis adjustment
• Speed of Galvo Head: 5000 mm/s
• Cooling: air
• Type: desktop
• Power supply: 230 V AC, 50/60 Hz (110 on request) - 1 kW
• Dimensions: 39.2 x 65.2 x 63 cm
• Weight: 35 kg
• Laser Class: IV
• Software compatibility: common formats (SVG, DXF, JPG, PLT, BMP, etc.)
• Recommended uses: engraving and cutting of precious metals, jewelry personalization, micro-cutting, high-contrast black marking (MOPA)