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Visual Laser Marking Machine VIPin-FSD-C05UV/C20FB

The VIPin-FSD-C05UV/C20FB Visual Laser Marking Machine is a high-precision, automated marking solution designed for manufacturers who require stable, repeatable, and traceable product identification. Combining UV and fiber laser options, this system supports a wide range of materials and applications, from delicate electronic components and PCBs to metal and plastic parts used in automotive, medical, consumer electronics, and industrial tooling. Its integrated CCD visual positioning system ensures that every mark is accurately placed, even on small, complex, or irregularly positioned workpieces.

With available laser powers of 5W UV and 20W/30W fiber at wavelengths of 355 nm and 1064 nm, the VIPin-FSD-C05UV/C20FB can handle both fine, low-heat marking on sensitive substrates and deep, high-contrast engraving on robust materials. The system supports marking fields from 30 × 30 mm up to 300 × 300 mm, giving manufacturers the flexibility to mark single small components, larger panels, or multiple parts in a single cycle. Its manually adjustable Z-axis (0–550 mm) and red-light focus indication simplify setup and changeover between different product sizes or fixture heights, reducing downtime in demanding production environments.

Unlike conventional markers that rely solely on mechanical positioning, this visual laser marking machine uses a 12-megapixel CCD camera for visual alignment and inspection. The camera, combined with dedicated lighting (strip or ring light with digital control), allows the system to detect the exact position, orientation, and surface features of each part before marking. This visual feedback improves mark placement accuracy and reduces scrap caused by misalignment. The integrated alarm function alerts operators if a mark is missed or a nonconforming (NG) condition is detected and automatically stops processing, supporting inline quality control and improving overall yield.

The VIPin-FSD-C05UV/C20FB is engineered for modern automated production lines. It adopts a “laser fixed, product moving” work mode with a linear module feeding method, and can be driven via servo motor, stepping motor, and electric relay control to match various factory automation schemes. The JCZ marking card and VIPin Laser System software support characters, serial numbers, barcodes, QR codes, logos, and complex graphic data, making it ideal for traceability, anti-counterfeiting, and branding applications. Multiple conveyor size options and color choices (black or white) offer additional integration flexibility, while bilingual software (Chinese and English) adapts easily to different operator bases.

From an operational standpoint, this laser marking machine is designed to be easy to use, environmentally friendly, and cost efficient. There are no inks, chemicals, or consumables involved, which eliminates recurring material costs and simplifies maintenance compared with traditional printing methods. The non-contact laser process minimizes mechanical wear and avoids surface deformation, while the repeatability of ±0.1 mm on flat surfaces ensures consistent, professional-looking results across large runs. Its compact footprint (600 × 800 × 1500 mm) and approximate 90 kg weight allow installation in existing production lines without extensive modification, supporting both new projects and retrofit applications.

By combining high-resolution visual positioning, flexible marking ranges, and both UV and fiber laser technologies in a single platform, the VIPin-FSD-C05UV/C20FB provides a robust solution for manufacturers who need reliable, high-throughput marking with tight tolerances. It is well suited for industries where product identification, traceability, and quality assurance are critical, such as PCB manufacturing, connector and cable production, precision metalworking, small plastic parts, medical devices, and consumer electronics. This machine helps streamline production, reduce human error, and achieve clear, permanent marks that meet modern standards for industrial coding and traceability.

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Specifications

Work Area X: 300 mm
Work Area Y: 300 mm
Beam Delivery: Galvo
Laser Source: Fiber
Laser Output Power: 5 W
Laser Wavelength: 355 nm (UV)
Voltage Requirement: 220V - 50Hz
Materials: Stainless Steel, Steel/Iron, Steel Alloy, Aluminum, Anodized Aluminum, Brass, Copper, Gold, Silver, Nickel, Titanium, Platinum, Glass, Plastic, Wood, Paper, Textile, Granite, Marble, Nylon, Acrylic, Plexiglass
Air Assist: Included
Fume Extraction Unit: Included
Safety Enclosure: Optional
Repeating Accuracy: ±0.1mm (Flat Surface)
Weight: Approx 90KG
Machine Size: 600*800*1500mm
Power Supply: Single-phase, AC220V±20%/50HZ, 10A, 2KW
Language: Chinese, English
Conveyor System Size: 1100mm*150mm/1500mm*200mm/1500mm*300mm (optional)
Conveyor System Color: Black/white (optional)
Software: VIPin Laser System
Movement Control: Unit/servo motor/stepping motor/electric relay
Feeding Method: Linear Module
Marking Card: JCZ Card
Light Source Control: Digital Controller
Light Source: Combo Strip Light/Ring Light
Style No.: VIPIN-FSD-C05UV/C20FB
Camera Lens: 12mm
Positioning: CCD Visual Marking Positioning
Work Mode: Laser Fixed
Focus Adjustable Mode: Manual (Red light indicates)
Z Axis: 0-550mm (Adjustable Manually)
Marking Range: 30mm*30mm-300mm*300mm (Optional)
Field Lens Range: 100mm*100mm
Laser Power: 5W/20W or 30W
Laser Type: UV/Fiber

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Features

  • High-Precision Visual Laser Marking – Integrated CCD vision positioning with 1200W high‑pixel camera and 12 mm lens ensures accurate, repeatable marking with ±0.1 mm repeatability on flat surfaces, ideal for fine electronics, PCBs, and micro-components.
  • UV and Fiber Laser Options – Dual configuration options with UV (355 nm) and Fiber (1064 nm) lasers and 5W / 20W / 30W output power provide optimal flexibility for marking metals, plastics, PCBs, coatings, and sensitive materials with minimal thermal impact.
  • Flexible Marking Area and Field Lens – Standard field lens range of 100 mm × 100 mm and optional marking ranges from 30 mm × 30 mm up to 300 mm × 300 mm, supporting both small, high‑precision logos and large codes or graphics on bigger workpieces.
  • Easy Operation and Fast Job Switching – User‑friendly interface and VIPin Laser System software allow multiple marking documents to be saved and recalled quickly, enabling rapid changeover between production lines and product types.
  • Versatile Marking Capabilities – Supports marking of characters, letters, serial numbers, barcodes, QR codes, logos, and complex graphics, making it suitable for electronics, medical devices, automotive components, tools, and general industrial traceability.
  • Advanced Visual Positioning for PCBs & Components – Dedicated for PCB boards and diverse product surfaces, visual alignment compensates for part deviation and rotation, improving yield and reducing setup time in SMT and assembly lines.
  • Clean, Non-Contact, and Consumable-Free – Laser marking is non-contact, generates virtually no pollution, requires no inks, labels, or consumables, significantly reducing ongoing operating costs and maintenance.
  • Reliable Process Control & Alarms – Smart detection triggers alarm calls when marking is missed; the system automatically stops processing for NG (no good) parts, helping prevent defective or unmarked products from moving further down the line.
  • Manual Z-Axis with Red-Light Focus Indication – 0–550 mm manually adjustable Z-axis and red light focus indicator provide simple, intuitive focusing for different product heights and fixture setups.
  • Stable Fixed-Laser Work Mode – The laser head remains fixed while the workpiece is moved via the conveyor and linear modules, enhancing stability, reducing mechanical complexity, and improving suitability for automated production environments.
  • Integrated Conveyor System for Inline Marking – Available conveyor sizes of 1100 × 150 mm, 1500 × 200 mm, and 1500 × 300 mm (black or white belt) allow easy integration into inline or offline production with smooth part transfer for continuous marking.
  • Robust Motion Control Architecture – High reliability linear module feeding combined with servo motor, stepping motor, and electric relay control ensures smooth, accurate motion suitable for high‑volume, high‑throughput marking applications.
  • Industrial-Grade Control Electronics – Utilizes a proven JCZ control card, widely adopted in industrial laser systems, for stable performance, high compatibility with laser sources, and precise control of marking quality and speed.
  • Configurable Industrial Lighting – Combination of strip and ring light sources with digital light source controller optimizes illumination for a variety of surface finishes and colors, ensuring consistent vision recognition and marking accuracy.
  • Customizable Software & System Integration – Supports software customization and secondary development, enabling integration with MES/ERP, barcode systems, production databases, and custom user interfaces for full traceability and automation.
  • Multilingual Interface – Supports Chinese and English, making the system easy to deploy in international factories and multi‑language production environments.
  • Compact, Space-Saving Footprint – With a machine size of approximately 600 × 800 × 1500 mm and about 90 kg weight, the system is compact, easy to place on existing lines, and suitable for crowded production floors.

Applications

Applications of Visual Laser Marking Machine VIPin-FSD-C05UV/C20FB

The VIPin-FSD-C05UV/C20FB visual laser marking machine, with its UV (355 nm) and Fiber (1064 nm) laser options, CCD visual positioning, and high repeatability (±0.1 mm), is designed for high-precision, high‑throughput, and flexible marking tasks across many industries. Below is an SEO‑optimized list of common and advanced application areas based on similar UV and fiber visual laser markers used worldwide in manufacturing and traceability.

1. Electronics and PCB Industry

  • PCB Marking and Traceability – Non‑contact marking of one‑dimensional and two‑dimensional barcodes, serial numbers, and QR codes on bare and assembled PCBs for full traceability in SMT and assembly lines.
  • Marking SMD Components – High‑precision UV marking of small components such as resistors, capacitors, ICs, and connectors without thermal damage.
  • IC Chip and Semiconductor Wafer Marking – Fine text and data matrix codes on IC packages, wafers, and substrates for process control and anti‑counterfeiting.
  • FPC (Flexible PCB) Marking – Gentle UV marking on flexible circuits and polyimide films with minimal heat‑affected zone.
  • Electronic Housing and Enclosure Marking – Logos, ratings, and identification codes on plastic or metal enclosures for consumer electronics and industrial devices.
  • Connector and Terminal Marking – Clear alphanumeric and symbol marking on small metallic or plastic connectors, terminals, and plugs.

2. Automotive and Auto Parts

  • VIN, Part Number, and Batch Code Marking – Durable fiber laser engraving or etching of identification data on metallic auto components for lifetime traceability.
  • Sensor and Electronic Module Marking – High‑contrast QR codes, barcodes, and text on automotive sensors, control units, and PCBs.
  • Plastic Interior and Exterior Parts – UV laser marking of switches, buttons, frames, and decorative trims without discoloration or deformation.
  • Under‑the‑Hood Component Coding – Corrosion‑resistant marking on engine parts, turbochargers, and brackets for harsh environments.

3. Medical Devices and Healthcare

  • UDI (Unique Device Identification) Marking – Permanent, high‑readability codes on medical devices and instruments to meet UDI and regulatory requirements.
  • Surgical Instrument Marking – Fine, corrosion‑resistant laser marks on stainless steel and titanium instruments that withstand repeated sterilization.
  • Disposable Medical Product Coding – Non‑contact UV marking on syringes, tubes, housings, and plastic consumables without contaminating the product.
  • Diagnostic Equipment Components – Logos, scales, and functional markings on housing parts, panels, and connectors in lab and diagnostic devices.

4. Consumer Electronics and Appliances

  • Mobile Phone and Tablet Components – IMEI codes, serial numbers, and Logos on metal frames, back covers, buttons, and internal PCBs.
  • Wearable Device Marking – High‑precision marking on watches, fitness trackers, and smart bands made of stainless steel, titanium, or polymers.
  • Charger, Adapter, and Cable Marking – Safety information, logos, and specifications on plastic and rubber surfaces.
  • Home Appliance Panels and Knobs – Durable marking of symbols, indicators, and brand logos on control panels, buttons, and bezels.

5. Metal Parts and Tools

  • Industrial Tool Marking – Fiber laser engraving of part numbers, logos, and scales on cutting tools, drill bits, dies, and molds.
  • Machine and Equipment Nameplates – High‑contrast codes and text on stainless steel and aluminum nameplates for equipment identification.
  • Hardware and Fastener Marking – Small but legible markings on screws, nuts, bolts, bearings, and bushings for sorting and traceability.
  • Surface Texturing and Micro‑engraving – Precise patterns and micro‑text on metal parts for functional and decorative effects.

6. Plastics, Polymers, and Non‑metal Materials

  • Plastic Housing and Component Marking – UV marking on ABS, PC, PVC, PA, and other plastics with sharp contrast and no consumables.
  • Transparent and Translucent Material Marking – High‑precision UV laser marking on clear plastics, light guides, and lenses.
  • Cable and Wire Sheath Marking – Permanent legends, meter marks, and identification codes on cable jackets&

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the VIPin-FSD-C05UV/C20FB visual laser marking machine and what applications is it suitable for?
The VIPin-FSD-C05UV/C20FB is an industrial visual laser marking machine available in UV (355 nm, 5 W) and fiber (1064 nm, 20 W or 30 W) configurations. It is designed for high‑precision, automated marking of characters, serial numbers, barcodes, QR codes, and graphics on PCBs and a wide range of product surfaces. Typical applications include electronics and PCB traceability, plastics and metal components marking, consumer electronics housings, auto parts, medical devices, and small industrial components where fine, permanent, low‑contrast or high‑contrast marks are required.
How does the CCD visual positioning system improve laser marking accuracy and productivity?
This system uses a 12 MP (1200W) CCD camera with a 12 mm lens to visually locate the part and automatically align the marking content. The software compares the live camera image with the programmed template, compensating for part position and orientation so marks are placed precisely where needed. This visual alignment reduces fixtures, speeds product changeover, and helps maintain a repeating accuracy of ±0.1 mm on flat surfaces. It is especially valuable for small PCBs, fine codes, and multi‑up boards where manual alignment is not reliable or fast enough.
What are the key differences between the UV and fiber laser versions, and how do I choose the right one?
The UV version (5 W, 355 nm) is ideal for delicate, heat‑sensitive, or non‑metal materials such as PCBs, plastics, coatings, glass, some ceramics, and certain packaging films because the short wavelength allows “cold” marking with minimal thermal damage and very fine features. The fiber version (20 W or 30 W, 1064 nm) is better for metals (stainless steel, aluminum, tool steel, alloys), anodized aluminum, and some hard plastics, offering higher marking speed and deeper engraving. Choose UV if you focus on PCB, chip, plastic, or high‑precision micro‑marking; choose fiber if you mainly mark metals or need faster throughput and deeper or higher‑contrast marks on robust materials.
What marking area and part size can this laser marker handle?
The standard field lens supports a 100 mm × 100 mm field, and the system can be configured for marking areas from 30 mm × 30 mm up to 300 mm × 300 mm (optional lenses). The manually adjustable Z axis (0–550 mm) lets you set the focus to accommodate different part heights. Within these ranges, you can mark single parts, multi‑cavity fixtures, panelized PCBs, or components on the integrated conveyor. For larger products, you can either select a larger field lens (at the cost of slightly lower spot resolution) or move the part under the fixed laser using the conveyor or a linear module.
What automation and integration options are available for production lines?
The VIPin-FSD-C05UV/C20FB is designed for inline integration. It includes a linear module feeding method and supports servo or stepper motor control and electric relay I/O for line communication. The laser is fixed while products move under it using a configurable conveyor system with different widths and lengths (e.g., 1100×150 mm, 1500×200 mm, 1500×300 mm, in black or white). JCZ control cards and the VIPin Laser System software allow synchronization with upstream/downstream equipment, and the alarm function can signal missed marks (NG), stopping processing so defective product does not proceed down the line.
What software functions are provided, and can the system be customized or integrated with MES/ERP?
The machine uses the VIPin Laser System software running on JCZ marking cards, supporting Chinese and English. It can generate and mark text, serial numbers, date/time codes, barcodes, QR codes, and imported graphic data. Documents (marking layouts and parameters) can be saved and switched quickly to support fast product changeovers. The control of both strip and ring lights is digital, improving image quality for the CCD positioning. The system supports customized development: you can integrate with MES/ERP to automatically receive product data, dynamic codes, or traceability information via custom software interfaces provided by the manufacturer or system integrator.
What are the power, installation, and maintenance requirements, and are there consumables?
The machine operates from a single‑phase AC 220 V ±20 %, 50 Hz supply, drawing about 10 A (≈2 kW). The unit size is approximately 600 × 800 × 1500 mm with a weight around 90 kg, making it suitable for standard production floors. As a solid‑state UV or fiber laser system, it has no inks, solvents, or labels; there are effectively no consumables besides general protective measures (e.g., filters for dust extraction if used). Routine work mainly involves cleaning optics and lenses, ensuring the conveyor and linear modules are free of debris, and checking camera and lighting cleanliness. The system is designed as a non‑contact, low‑maintenance marker with no process pollution, which lowers operating costs compared with inkjet or label‑based marking.

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