EngraveFab 50 specs
EngraveFab 50 is designed for deep, durable metal marking and engraving on tools, parts, and industrial components. Here’s how each spec translates for your floor.
| Source | 50W class |
|---|---|
| Depth | Deep mark recipes |
| Best for | Tooling IDs |
| Fixtures | Insert clamps |
| QA | Wear photo cues |
| Support | Sunnyrock HQ |
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What each EngraveFab 50 spec means for your jobs
With a 50W class fibre laser source, EngraveFab 50 delivers deep, high-contrast marks ideal for ID numbers on tooling, dies, and machine parts. This level of power allows you to engrave serials and codes that stay readable after years of wear, shot blasting or painting.
Deep mark recipes are not only about wattage; they also depend on scan speed, focus and pass count. The supplied insert clamp fixtures help you hold odd-shaped or heavy items securely, so you dont risk movement or poor mark depth on expensive parts. Wear photo cues in the QA spec refer to clear, repeatable marks you can check visually or by camera for production records, which is a plus for traceability in regulated industries.
What the spec leaves out until you sample mark
No spec sheet can show how a mark will look on your own metal, especially with different surface finishes or coatings. Stainless, tool steel and aluminium each react differently to deep engraving, and hardness or prior heat treatment can change results. The EngraveFab 50 at Sunnyrock HQ is set up for first-article reviews, so you can bring your own production samples and get test marks on your real material before you commit.
Annealing, deep engraving and ablation each need specific parameter sets. Our applications team can help with recipe tweaks if you get variable marks or poor contrast after painting or coating. You’ll also see what kind of edge discolouration or burr might need extra finishing.
Site and utility checklist for EngraveFab 50 setup
Correct site preparation matters for both safety and productivity. The EngraveFab 50 marking cell needs a stable, clean bench or floor area with enough workspace around the fixture access. Check the following before delivery.
- Single-phase 230 V plug point, on a circuit with earth leakage
- Certificate of Compliance (CoC) for fixed wiring under SANS 10142-1
- Local exhaust extraction with a HEPA filter for metal fume
- No PVC or coated parts that give off hazardous fumes
- Authorised, trained operators per the OHS Act and site laser licence
- Secure, upright gas cylinder storage if using assist gas
Key questions before you compare systems or quotes
Always ask for sample marks on your own items, and check mark depth and contrast after any post-processing like coating or blasting. For traceability, confirm if the system supports variable serials, 2D codes and job logging.
Check what’s included: do you get clamp fixtures for your part types, recipe support for new alloys, and clear QA cues? Ask about aftersales support based at Sunnyrock HQ, our team will work with your operator if marks are inconsistent or you change material batch mid-run.
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