The FiberMark laser works with a wide variety of materials, including most metals and many engineered plastics.
Below we’ve included an extensive list of compatible materials, but there are many, many more. To test your material, contact Epilog’s Applications Lab to test and report back on your material.
Mark Most Metals & Engineered Plastics
Adjust the engraving settings for a wide variety of materials.
Whether you are engraving a stainless steel tool, an anodized aluminum sheet, or a part fabricated from engineered plastic, the FiberMark can engrave or mark most metals and many plastics.
Etch Barcodes, Serial Numbers & Logos
Laser technology that works like a printer.
With the FiberMark laser, you can send your file to the laser from barcoding and serialization software or even the latest graphic design software, allowing you to etch any image on your tool, including intricate logos and graphics.
Capable of Mass Production
A large work area allows you to etch an entire jig of parts..
The large work are of the FiberMark system allows you to place an entire tray of parts in the engraver, or even a large, over-sized part up to 24″ x 12″ x 5″ (610 x 305 x 127 mm).
Lowest Price of any Metal Marking Solution
Adjust the engraving settings for a wide variety of materials.
With complete systems starting at under $30,000 (US Price Only), you won’t find a more affordable machine for professional metal marking.