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Somack PLW-Compact CNC Laser Marking System
Specifications
Dimensions And Work Area
- Grid plate X/Y
- 342mm/424mm
- Viewing window X/Y
- 280mm/200mm
- Max. component dimensions X/Y/Z
- 342mm/424mm/275mm
- Z-axis
- 235mm
- Machine dimensions X/Y/Z
- approx. 600mm/550mm/810mm
- Weight
- approx. 90kg
Controller And Laser Specifications
- Controller & marking head
- LP-RV200P
- Laser type
- FAYb
- Laser class
- 4
- Wavelength
- 1.06µm
- Average output power
- 20W
Performance Specifications
- Marking dimensions X/Y
- 90mm/90mm
- Working distance
- 190mm
- Writing speed
- 12m/s
- Conveyor belt speed
- 240m/min
Included Accessories
Condition And Delivery
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AI Description
BetaCapabilities
The Somack PLW-Compact is a fiber laser marking system designed to permanently engrave or mark metal components with precision. With a 20W fiber laser and marking area of 90mm×90mm, it produces sharp, detailed marks at high speed (12m/s writing speed). The compact footprint and integrated pilot laser make it user-friendly for marking serial numbers, logos, QR codes, and technical specifications on parts up to 342mm×424mm. A conveyor belt option enables semi-automated processing at up to 240m/min.
Industries & Uses
Manufacturers across metalworking, automotive, aerospace, medical device, and electronics industries rely on laser marking systems like this to add traceability, branding, and compliance information to finished goods. Tool shops, job shops, and contract manufacturers use them to differentiate customer orders. Small businesses entering metal fabrication or custom production often choose compact fiber laser systems due to their low maintenance, precise results, and ability to mark diverse metals—steel, aluminum, titanium, stainless steel—without consumables.
What to Check When Buying
When inspecting a used unit, examine the laser tube and optics for dust or discoloration, which indicate declining power output. Request full maintenance records, especially cleaning and alignment logs. Test the X/Y positioning accuracy and confirm the controller communicates properly with your software. Verify the cooling system functions (these systems require steady temperature control). Ask about runtime hours and whether the integrated pilot laser still aligns correctly. Documentation completeness is crucial for troubleshooting and future service.
This description is AI-generated and is intended as a general guide only. As with all AI-generated content, it may contain inaccuracies. Please verify all details directly with the seller before making a purchasing decision.
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