Fiber lasers

Monport 80W GPro MOPA Fiber Laser

Monport€4,600at monportlaser.de · checked 5 Nov 2026Go to offer at monportlaser.de
Laser power
80 W

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On this page, you can find the latest price statistics and the best deal for the Monport 80W GPro MOPA Fiber Laser. Discover precise and rapid laser engravings with advanced MOPA technology! Product Overview: Monport 80W GPro MOPA Fiber Laser The Monport 80W GPro MOPA Fiber Laser is a powerful laser engraver designed for precise and rapid markings on various materials. With its advanced MOPA technology, it enables color markings on metals and offers high flexibility in applications. Technical Specifications • Laser Power: 80W • Laser Type: MOPA Fiber Laser • Working Area: 175 mm x 175 mm • Wavelength: 1060-1080 nm • Marking Speed: Up to 10,000 mm/s • Pulse Width: 2-500 ns • Frequency Range: 1-3000 kHz • Expected Service Life: 100,000 hours Main Features The Monport GPro 80W MOPA Fiber Laser features a powerful laser core and a high-precision marking controller, enabling precise and fast markings. The MOPA technology allows adjustment of pulse width and frequency to produce color markings on stainless steel and other metals. The device is equipped with a premium galvanometer that ensures stable and rapid markings. Additionally, the three-point red light alignment facilitates precise focusing and previewing of the marking area. Applications This fiber laser is suitable for engraving and marking a variety of materials, including metals such as stainless steel and aluminum, plastics, and coated materials. It is commonly used in industrial manufacturing, jewelry design, and the electronics industry.

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