By Shenzhen Mufeng Technology | Published November 12, 2026 (Asia/Shanghai)

A request for “a laser coder” can mean a fiber mark on metal, a UV mark on a sensitive plastic, or a CO2 mark on glass or coated board. This dealer and OEM guide shortlists the live families on MufengTech’s Machine de marquage laser category. It is not a rewrite of marquage laser vs inkjet coding. Use that page to decide whether the job should be a laser or an inkjet coder; use this page for the main-site laser model evidence.

Shenzhen Mufeng Technology Limited Company, established in July 2012, supplies industrial coding equipment and consumables under MufengTech. Treat every wavelength, watt option, marking-area and speed line below as a published parameter to confirm on the enquiry, not a guaranteed cycle time.

Start with the substrate, not the word “laser”

Record the material (bare metal, coated metal, plastic, glass, card or another named surface), the mark size and content, and whether the unit must sit on a line stand with a photocell or encoder plan. Fiber, UV and CO2 pages publish different application lines and wavelengths; do not copy one family’s numbers onto another. If the customer actually needs an inkjet date or lot code, return to the laser vs inkjet guide or to the relevant TIJ or CIJ path instead of forcing a laser quote.

Live shortlist from the laser category

The category lists five model pages. Three of those pages publish a parameter table. The two CO2 listings share one model string and one parameter block. The K-series page has no table.

The parameterized pages also share these published figures: marking precision 3–5 μ or ≤3–5 μ, marking area 50–300 mm with a note that another range can be chosen, marking speed ≤18000 mm/s, minimum line width 0.02 mm, supported formats DXF / PLT / AI / PNG / JPG / BMP, and voltage 110–220 V / 50–60 Hz. Those shared lines are not a reason to treat the families as interchangeable.

Fiber path: metal marks (MF-LF series)

Use the Machine de marquage laser à fibre page when the published application line — “Metal Material” — matches the part. The model string is MF-LF020/30/50/60/80, with laser-power options of 20, 30, 50, 60 and 80 W at 1064 nm. Cooling is listed as air cooling only. Machine power is listed as 500 / 600 / 800 W; do not map one machine-power figure onto one laser-watt option without a written confirmation. Ask which watt option, marking field and stand layout are actually being quoted.

UV path: 355 nm on non-metal surfaces (MF-LU series)

Use the Machine de marquage laser UV page when the job is on a non-metal surface that the 355 nm listing is meant to cover. The model string is MF-LU003B/5B/10B, with 3, 5 and 10 W options. The application row prints “Non-métal / matériau non métallique” — that is the published wording, including the typo; confirm the actual substrate rather than guessing from the heading. Cooling is listed as air cooling or water cooling, and machine power as 600 / 800 W. Confirm which cooling method ships with the selected watt option.

CO2 path: two listings, one published parameter block

The category shows both a Machine de marquage laser CO2 and a Machine de marquage laser CO2 Impression par balayage haute vitesse page. Both publish the same model string, MF-LC030/60H/E/D, and the same parameter block: 30 / 60 W, wavelengths 10.6 / 10.2 / 9.3 μm, application “Plastic / Glass / Non-metallic material”, air or water cooling, and machine power 600 / 1500 W. The high-speed page adds marketing bullets (high speed, high precision, high efficiency) but does not publish a second table. Do not quote them as two confirmed, different machines. Name the live URL you are using, and ask which listing, watt option and wavelength (10.6, 10.2 or 9.3 μm) apply to the line.

K series: listed, but not a table-backed shortlist row

The Machine de marquage laser CO2 série K page is on the category, but it has no parameter table on the reviewed HTML. The body describes a girder, controller and screen, a 10.1-inch screen, and IO, RS232 and RJ45 ports, plus image and vector-graph import. No laser power, wavelength, marking area or speed row is published there. Do not copy figures from the MF-LC or MF-LF pages onto the K series. If a customer asks for the K series, send the page URL and request a written specification.

Shared ranges, machine power and photos

“≤18000 mm/s” and “50–300 mm” are published ranges on the parameterized pages, not a promised takt time or a default field size. Machine-power rows are separate from the laser-watt options and were not combined. Public pages do not publish certificate numbers for these laser listings; if a destination market needs a declaration, request current documents. The official product photos show line-mounted units; confirm the stand and head layout on the enquiry rather than inferring a configuration from a thumbnail.

Send a laser shortlist to MufengTech

Email frank@szmufeng.com or WhatsApp +86 158 1405 1051 with the substrate and a sample or photo, the required mark size and content, a preferred family (fiber MF-LF, UV MF-LU, or CO2 MF-LC), and any field-size or cooling constraint. Ask for a written model and watt recommendation and a sample-mark plan. Do not publish prices or throughput.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a default MufengTech machine de marquage laser?

No. Start from the substrate and the required mark, then shortlist from the live family pages. Fiber, UV and CO2 publish different wavelengths and application lines.

Are the two CO2 category listings different machines?

Not on the published parameter tables. Display-36-77 and display-36-75 share the MF-LC030/60H/E/D block. Confirm which listing you are quoting; do not invent a second specification set.

Can I use the laser vs inkjet article to specify a watt option?

No. Laser marking vs inkjet coding is the technology-choice page. Watt options, wavelengths and cooling lines come from the live laser product pages on this shortlist.

Does the K-series page give enough data to quote a power or wavelength?

No. The K-series page has no parameter table in the reviewed HTML. Request a written specification; do not copy numbers from the MF-LC listings.