60W E2 MOPA Fiber Laser Machine
$4,400.00
Industrial Reliability, 60W. The JPT E2 MOPA offers stable, high-speed marking and deep engraving. A cost-effective, high-output solution for medium-to-high volume batch processing. Reliable power for continuous operation and permanent identification.
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Overview
The 60W E2 MOPA is the entry tier of our JPT galvo catalog, built around a JPT Opto-Electronics E-series M7 source designated YDFLP-E2-60-M7-M-R. Owners and competitors often refer to this source line as E2 or E-series M7 interchangeably; the JPT product code is the authoritative identifier. Architecturally it is MOPA, with the same independent pulse frequency (1 to 4000 kHz) and pulse width (2 to 500 ns) control as the no-prefix M7 line, just at a lower power tier with slightly relaxed beam quality (M² less than 1.5 versus less than 1.4 on the no-prefix M7 100W).
The 60W E2 is where shops scaling up from diode lasers or Q-switched fiber lasers typically land first. Color marking on stainless steel and titanium, watch and jewelry component engraving, plastic and polymer cold marking, small-batch tumbler customization, and gun engraving are the canonical workloads. The MOPA architecture opens the same color spectrum and pulse-modulation tricks that the higher-power M7 machines offer, just with less throughput. For SMB and starting production shops, the 60W E2 is the most affordable real-MOPA entry point in the catalog.
What you get from JPT Laser Shop specifically: a JPT E-series M7 source with traceable serial number (YDFLP-E2-60-M7-M-R, with its model code on the source ID plate), the Sino-Galvo SG7110 production-grade scanning head, DDP shipping that includes customs clearance and import duties for US, Canada, and EU buyers, and a 2-year warranty on both the source and the machine. The 2-year warranty reflects the E-series tier in our warranty matrix; no-prefix M7 and M8 machines carry the longer 3-year term.
Technical specifications
Specs are organized in three blocks: the JPT E-series M7 laser source itself, the Sino-Galvo SG7110 scanner that drives the beam, and the complete machine assembly.
Laser source, JPT YDFLP-E2-60-M7-M-R
| Source model | JPT YDFLP-E2-60-M7-M-R (E2 variant of the JPT M7 line) |
|---|---|
| Architecture | MOPA (Master Oscillator Power Amplifier), E-series |
| Average output power | > 60 W |
| Wavelength | 1064 nm |
| Pulse width range | 2 to 500 ns (adjustable) |
| Pulse frequency range | 1 to 4000 kHz |
| Maximum pulse energy | 2 mJ |
| Beam quality M² | < 1.5 |
| Output beam diameter | 7 ± 0.5 mm |
| Output power stability | < 5% |
| Emission bandwidth @3dB | < 15 nm |
| Polarization | Random |
| Anti-high reflection | Yes |
| Cooling method | Air-cooled |
| Supply DC voltage | 24 V |
| Maximum power consumption | < 300 W |
| Environmental supply current | > 13 A |
| Operating temperature | 0 to 40 °C |
| Storage temperature | −10 to 60 °C |
| Source net weight | 4.1 kg |
| Source dimensions (L×W×H) | 253.3 × 205 × 75 mm |
| Armored cable length | 3 m |
Galvo scanner, Sino-Galvo SG7110
| Scanner model | Sino-Galvo SG7110 |
|---|---|
| Aperture | 10 mm |
| Scan angle | ± 11 degrees |
| Marking speed | up to 6000 mm/s |
| Positioning speed | up to 11000 mm/s |
| Repeat positioning accuracy | < 8 microradians |
| Working area (with included 175 mm lens) | 175 × 175 mm |
| Other working areas | varies with 70, 110, 210, or 300 mm lens choice |
Complete machine
| Power input | 110 to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz (universal, region cable supplied at checkout) |
|---|---|
| Cooling | Air-cooled (no chiller required) |
| Software included | EZCad 2 and EZCad 3 on USB key |
| Software compatibility | EZCad 2, EZCad 3, LightBurn via adapter |
| Connectivity | USB, optional Ethernet |
| Warranty | 2 years on JPT E-series source and machine |
What this machine can do
The 60W E2 covers the same application range as the higher-power M7 tiers, just at lower throughput. Five canonical workloads:
Color marking on stainless steel
Full-spectrum color marking via MOPA pulse modulation. Stainless tumblers, watch components, branded hardware. The 60W tier is where smaller shops first reach color marking territory.
Jewelry and watch component engraving
Serial numbers, designer marks, decorative engraving on rings, bands, watch case backs. The 60W’s tighter beam (M² less than 1.5) handles fine detail at the resolution most jewelry work needs.
Firearm and knife engraving
Custom engraving on firearm slides, frames, knife blades, and other personal-effects metalwork. MOPA gives the pulse control to mark without warping thin slides.
Plastic and polymer marking
Cold marking without melting or burring on connectors, housings, electronics enclosures. MOPA adjustable pulse opens plastic marking that Q-switched fixed-pulse cannot reach.
Small-batch tumbler and bottle customization
20 oz and 30 oz stainless tumblers, bottles, and similar items. The 60W with a D80 or D100 rotary handles the throughput most SMB tumbler shops need.
What 60W is not for: heavy industrial production (look at the 100W or 200W M7), deep engraving in hardened tool steel (use 200W or up), thin metal cutting above 0.3 mm (the 60W is not power-equipped for production cutting), glass or heat-sensitive plastic marking (use a UV laser instead).
How this compares to adjacent models
| Specification | 30W MOPA M7 | ★ This machine 60W E2 |
100W MOPA M7 | 20W M8 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Boutique color jewelry | Entry MOPA, scaling up from diode | Color marking + versatility | Glass & ceramic marking entry tier |
| Source model | YDFLP-E-30-M7-S-R | YDFLP-E2-60-M7-M-R | YDFLP-100-M7-M-R | YDFLP-20-M8-M-R |
| Average power | > 30 W | > 60 W | > 100 W | > 20 W |
| Beam quality M² | < 1.4 | < 1.5 | < 1.4 | 1.4 typical |
| Pulse control | Full MOPA | Full MOPA | Full MOPA | Full MOPA M8 |
| Cooling | Air-cooled | Air-cooled | Air-cooled | Air-cooled |
| Warranty | 3 years | 2 years | 3 years | 3 years |
Practical guidance: the 60W E2 is the most affordable real-MOPA machine in our catalog. Step up to 100W M7 when color repeatability batch-to-batch matters (the tighter beam quality at 100W produces more consistent hue), when production throughput becomes the bottleneck, or when you need the longer 3-year warranty on the source. Stay at 60W if budget is the primary constraint and the work is small-batch boutique production. See the full fiber laser comparison →
What’s in the box
Same included-accessories package as every JPT Laser Shop galvo machine; no surprise add-ons at checkout.
- 2 K9 optical-glass field lenses of your choice from 70 mm, 110 mm, 175 mm, 210 mm, or 300 mm
- 1 rotary attachment of your choice: D60, D80, or D100 chuck
- Motorized Z-axis for focus on stepped parts
- Wavelength-matched laser safety glasses (1064 nm)
- Foot pedal for hands-free firing
- Marking head with your selected lens fitted
- USB cable
- Power cable for your region (US, EU, UK, AU plugs, specified at checkout)
- Software USB key with EZCad 2 and EZCad 3 licenses
- Quick-start guide
- Cleaning kit and spare lens wipes
- 2-year warranty registration card
Optional upgrades available at checkout: 2.5D EZCad 3 Z-control unlock (USD 750) for software-driven depth variation, and the Feeltek dynamic-focus 3D head (USD 5,500) for 3D contoured marking.
Software and upgrade options
This machine ships with the standard Sino-Galvo SG7110 galvo head and EZCad 2 software included on USB. Two optional factory upgrades extend what the machine can do; either can be configured at the time of order.
Base configuration: SG7110 head + EZCad 2 + LightBurn via adapter
The standard configuration covers all flat-surface 2D marking applications. EZCad 2 is the most widely used fiber laser control software in production environments, with full support for variable text, serialized marking, photo engraving, vector imports, and TCP/IP and I/O integration for production lines. LightBurn is supported via a USB adapter that ships with the machine for operators who prefer that workflow.
2.5D upgrade: BJJCZ G3 Pro head + EZCad 3 (USD 750)
This upgrade replaces the SG7110 with the BJJCZ G3 Pro head and adds EZCad 3 software (included). What you gain: stepped Z-axis control during a single design pass. The laser can mark at two or three different focal heights on the same workpiece without manually re-cranking the Z between layers. Right for stepped workpieces, terraced parts, deep-engraving multi-pass jobs, and any application where distinct height layers need to be marked in one sequence.
Full 3D upgrade: Feeltek FR10-F dynamic-focus head + LenMark (USD 5,500)
The FR10-F steers focus in software (LenMark) and uses no swappable field lens — it is offered in 100 × 100 mm and 200 × 200 mm field sizes.
This upgrade replaces the SG7110 with the Feeltek FR10-F 3D dynamic-focus head and adds LenMark software (Feeltek’s controller-side 3D mapping and design-wrap software). What you gain: continuous focal-length adjustment as the galvo mirrors point the beam across a curved or three-dimensional workpiece. The beam stays at true focus across the full surface in real time, not just one calibrated band.
When to choose the 3D upgrade: production volume on curved workpieces. If you are running dozens to thousands of curved metal parts per shift (watch case-backs, rings, contoured housings, knife bolsters, cylindrical hardware), the 3D head pays back through faster cycle time and consistent edge-to-edge focus quality. For one-off curved jobs the standard fixed-focus head with manual Z repositioning still works, but the cycle time per piece is significantly longer. The math typically points to the 3D upgrade once you commit to a recurring production run on curved parts.
Our 3D engraving guide walks through the complete Feeltek-plus-LenMark workflow from CAD model to engraved curved part. The guide is written for UV but the CAD-to-LenMark process is identical on fiber.
Marking area by lens
The included lens choice determines the marking area on the workpiece. Every JPT machine ships with two lenses of your choice from the standard set; the 175 mm lens is included by default unless you specify otherwise at checkout.
| Lens focal length | Marking area | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 70 mm | 70 x 70 mm | Small jewelry, watch components, fine detail at maximum resolution |
| 110 mm | 110 x 110 mm | Medium parts: dog tags, challenge coins, small electronic enclosures |
| 175 mm (default) | 175 x 175 mm | General production: tumblers, plates, mid-size parts, the most common pick |
| 210 mm | 210 x 210 mm | Larger flat parts: serving trays, panels, batch marking |
| 300 mm | 300 x 300 mm | Maximum area: large panels, batch grids, low-detail full-field engraving |
Shorter focal lengths give finer beam spots and higher detail resolution at the cost of a smaller marking area. Longer focal lengths cover more area at the cost of slightly softer detail. Most production shops run two lenses (one shorter, one longer) to cover the working range without swapping mid-job.
Configuration and capability summary
| Configuration | Head | Software | Use case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base (standard) | Sino-Galvo SG7110 | EZCad 2 (USB), LightBurn (via adapter) | Flat-surface 2D marking |
| 2.5D upgrade (USD 750) | BJJCZ G3 Pro | EZCad 3 (USB) | Stepped or terraced workpieces, multi-height marking |
| 3D upgrade (USD 5,500) | Feeltek FR10-F dynamic-focus | LenMark (Feeltek) | Curved 3D workpieces in production volume |
Both upgrades are installed at the factory at the time of order. Adding either later requires shipping the machine back as a service exchange, which is doable but takes longer than ordering with the upgrade up front. If you know at purchase that you will be marking stepped or curved workpieces in volume, configure the upgrade at checkout.
Shipping and delivery
Lead time: 2 to 3 weeks from order confirmation. Every machine is calibrated and tested before crating.
Shipping: Free DDP to US, Canada, and the EU 27. DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) is the freight model where every customs fee and duty for those zones is paid by us; the listed price is what your accounting team will see on the invoice. The 60W crate is lighter than higher-power M7 tiers (~30 to 35 kg total shipping weight), which makes freight handling simpler at the receiving end. DDP transit is approximately 30 days by sea freight to US and Canada or 20 days by rail freight to EU 27, with customs and import duties included in the price. CIF air freight is available worldwide at 12 to 15 days transit if you prefer faster delivery and handle customs clearance yourself. Rest of world: shipping is free, customs is handled by you.
Delivery: curbside is the default freight option, and the 60W is light enough that most receiving locations can handle it without a lift-gate or loading dock. Real-time tracking from factory dispatch through your address. Full freight terms on the shipping policy page.
Warranty
The 60W E2 includes a 2-year warranty on both the JPT E-series source and the machine. Two years rather than three reflects the E-series tier in our warranty matrix; no-prefix M7 and M8 sources (100W, 120W, 200W, 350W tiers) carry the longer 3-year term. The warranty covers manufacturer defects, source failure not caused by misuse, and the machine’s control electronics and assembly.
Return terms: defects only, 30 days from delivery, our engineering team handles the technical confirmation. We cover return freight in the original crate when a defect is confirmed. The 60W is built to order at the JPT factory, which is why we don’t accept change-of-mind returns; this is consistent industry practice for capital laser equipment. The returns and warranty page has the full legal text.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between E2 and no-prefix M7?
E2 (also written as E-series M7) and no-prefix M7 share the MOPA architecture and the same pulse control range (2 to 500 ns, 1 to 4000 kHz). The differences are in beam quality (E-series M² less than 1.5 versus no-prefix M7 M² less than 1.4), supply voltage (E-series uses 24V DC; higher-power no-prefix M7 uses 48V), and the JPT warranty backstop (we offer 2 years on E-series, 3 years on no-prefix M7). For most marking work the difference is not visible; for batch-to-batch color repeatability, the no-prefix M7 beam quality is worth the price step.
Why is the E2 called M7?
JPT’s product naming uses “M7” to describe the MOPA architecture family. The full no-prefix M7 is the YDFLP-x-M7-M-R series (no E prefix). The E-series M7 is the YDFLP-E-x-M7-M-R series, which is the same architecture at a lower price point with relaxed beam quality. Some distributors refer to the E-series as “E2” colloquially. We use the JPT model number as the authoritative identifier on every product page.
Can the 60W do color marking?
Yes. The MOPA architecture controls pulse frequency and pulse width independently, which is what produces color on stainless steel and titanium. The 60W tier hits the full color spectrum; batch-to-batch hue consistency is slightly less tight than the 100W tier (M² less than 1.5 versus less than 1.4) but for most SMB color work this is not visible.
How does this compare to a 20W diode or hybrid prosumer marker?
Different category. Diode lasers at 5 to 20W are infrared diode or compact fiber sources, primarily for hobbyist and prosumer work on wood, leather, and softer materials. The 60W E2 is an industrial fiber laser galvo with MOPA pulse control, designed for metal and plastic marking at production volumes. The 60W can do color marking on stainless steel, deep engraving in metals, and serialization at line speed; the 20W diode lasers cannot.
When does the 60W ship and arrive?
Plan on 4 to 6 weeks from order to crate at your address. The 60W has one of the shorter production lead times in our catalog (2 to 3 weeks at the JPT factory) because the E-series M7 source has higher production volume than premium no-prefix M7 tiers. DDP transit is approximately 30 days by sea freight to US and Canada or 20 days by rail freight to EU 27, with customs and import duties included in the price. CIF air freight is available worldwide at 12 to 15 days transit if you prefer faster delivery and handle customs clearance yourself.
What about customs charges on import?
None for US, Canada, or EU destinations. We use DDP shipping, which means we pay all customs duties and import fees as part of your purchase price. The 60W’s lighter crate weight means the freight component of the DDP package is lower than higher-power tiers, and that’s reflected in the listed price. Rest of world: free shipping, but customs is on you at the destination port.
Are the lenses, rotary, and Z-axis really included?
Yes. Two lenses of your choice from 70, 110, 175, 210, or 300 mm. One rotary of your choice from D60 (rings, watch parts), D80 (medium cylinders), or D100 (tumblers, bottles). Motorized Z-axis for focus on stepped parts. Plus safety glasses and foot pedal. All included in the base price; this is one of the differentiators between our catalog and competing distributors who sell these as add-ons.
Should I get the 60W E2 or the 30W MOPA M7?
The 30W MOPA M7 has tighter beam quality (M² less than 1.4) and the 3-year warranty, but at lower power. Go 30W if precision color work on jewelry and watch components is your main focus. Go 60W E2 if you want more headroom for occasional deeper marking or larger workpieces, and the 2-year warranty is acceptable for your business model.
Production deployment notes
The 60W E2 is the most popular entry tier in our catalog. Typical buyers are SMB jewelry shops scaling up from a diode laser, knife and gun engravers serving custom clients, tumbler customization shops doing 50 to 500 units per week, and electronics workshops doing prototype and small-batch product marking. We do not publish a specific named customer reference for the 60W tier; named customer stories tend to settle on the higher-power M7 tiers where the SMB-to-industrial gap is wider. If you want to talk to a current 60W operator about workflow and color marking technique, email us and we can coordinate a reference call where the existing customer has given permission.
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