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80W MOPA M7 Fiber Laser Machine
$6,500.00
The Heavy-Duty Workhorse. 80W MOPA power for fast, reliable deep marking on hardened metals and firearms. Enjoy the full color spectrum capability and enhanced cutting performance. Your trusted partner for aerospace traceability.
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Overview
The 80W MOPA M7 is the lowest-power tier in our M7 line, built around the JPT Opto-Electronics YDFLP-80-M7-M-R source. The model code matters here: a listing that just says “80W MOPA” does not tell you which JPT variant is inside. Our 80W is the no-prefix M7 (YDFLP-80-M7-M-R) with the 48V architecture, 2 mJ peak pulse energy, and M² less than 1.4 beam quality, all spec-sheet identical to the 100W M7 except for nominal average power.
Production buyers land on the 80W tier in two situations. First, shops outgrowing a 60W E-series machine who want the no-prefix M7 specs (longer 3-year warranty, tighter beam, MOPA pulse range 2 to 500 ns) at a price point that still fits a small-business capital plan. Second, shops sizing down from a 100W tier where 100 watts was overkill and the 20% lower power buys back roughly 15% of cycle time without losing capability. Common workloads include color marking on stainless steel tumblers and watch parts, jewelry component engraving, electronics serialization on PCB connectors, brand marks on knife blades and gun frames, and shallow deep engraving in mild steel and brass.
What you get from JPT Laser Shop specifically: a verified JPT M7 source (YDFLP-80-M7-M-R, the no-prefix M variant), the Sino-Galvo SG7110 production-grade scanning head, DDP shipping with customs and duties paid by us for US, Canada, and EU buyers, plus a 3-year warranty on both the M7 source and the machine. The 80W tier is the entry point to our M7 warranty bracket; one step below (60W) drops to a 2-year term because the source is an E-series.
Technical specifications
Laser source, JPT YDFLP-80-M7-M-R
| Source model | JPT YDFLP-80-M7-M-R (no-prefix M7 variant) |
|---|---|
| Architecture | MOPA (Master Oscillator Power Amplifier) |
| Average output power | > 80 W |
| Wavelength | 1064 nm |
| Pulse width range | 2 to 500 ns (adjustable) |
| Pulse frequency range | 1 to 4000 kHz |
| Maximum pulse energy | 2 mJ (highest of all M7 tiers except 80W; 100/120/200/350W cap at 1.5 mJ) |
| Beam quality M² | < 1.4 |
| Output beam diameter | 7 ± 0.5 mm |
| Output power stability | < 5% |
| Emission bandwidth @3dB | < 15 nm |
| Cooling method | Air-cooled |
| Supply DC voltage | 48 V |
| Maximum power consumption | < 300 W |
| Environmental supply current | > 7 A |
| Operating temperature | 0 to 40 °C |
| Source net weight | 8.5 kg |
| Source dimensions (L×W×H) | 325 × 260 × 75 mm |
| Armored cable length | 3 m |
Worth highlighting: the 80W M7 has the highest maximum pulse energy (2 mJ) of any M7 tier we sell. The 100W, 120W, 200W, and 350W M7 all cap at 1.5 mJ. This is a JPT spec quirk that benefits shops doing very-short-pulse work where peak energy per pulse matters more than average power.
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 (175 mm lens) | 175 × 175 mm |
Complete machine
| Power input | 110 to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz (region cable at checkout) |
|---|---|
| Cooling | Air-cooled (no chiller required) |
| Software included | EZCad 2 and EZCad 3 on USB key |
| Connectivity | USB, optional Ethernet for production integration |
| Warranty | 3 years on JPT M7 source and machine |
What this machine can do
The 80W M7 covers the full M7 application range at a slightly reduced throughput vs the 100W. Five canonical workloads at this tier:
Production tumbler color marking
Stainless 20 oz and 30 oz tumblers with multi-color MOPA marking at production volumes. The 80W tier handles roughly 100 to 200 units per shift with the right rotary configuration.
Watch case and bracelet engraving
The tighter M² less than 1.4 beam matches the resolution watch component work demands. Steel and titanium case backs, bracelet links, crown details.
Electronics serialization
PCB connector marking, fastener serialization, brand marks on aluminum and plastic enclosures. The 80W has the duty cycle margin to run continuous line marking.
Knife blade and firearm engraving
High-resolution marking on hardened blade steel, frames, slides. MOPA pulse control marks without affecting heat treatment or warping thin parts.
Light deep engraving
Reaches 0.2 to 0.4 mm depth on mild steel and brass in production-feasible cycle time. For heavier deep engraving on hardened steel, step up to 100W or 200W M7.
How this compares to adjacent models
| Specification | 60W E2 | ★ This machine 80W M7 |
100W M7 | 120W M7 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Entry MOPA, SMB tier | Step-up from E-series, no-prefix M7 entry | Color marking + versatility | Higher throughput at M7 tier |
| Source model | YDFLP-E2-60-M7-M-R | YDFLP-80-M7-M-R | YDFLP-100-M7-M-R | YDFLP-120-M7-M-R |
| Architecture tier | E-series MOPA | No-prefix M7 MOPA | No-prefix M7 MOPA | No-prefix M7 MOPA |
| Average power | > 60 W | > 80 W | > 100 W | > 120 W |
| Maximum pulse energy | 1.5 mJ | 2 mJ (highest in M7 line) | 1.5 mJ | 1.5 mJ |
| Beam quality M² | < 1.5 | < 1.4 | < 1.4 | < 1.4 |
| Supply voltage | 24 V DC | 48 V DC | 48 V DC | 48 V DC |
| Warranty | 2 years | 3 years (no-prefix M7) | 3 years | 3 years |
Practical guidance: the 80W is the right step from 60W when you specifically want the no-prefix M7 (3-year warranty, tighter beam M² less than 1.4 versus 1.5, 48V supply architecture). Step to 100W when production throughput on color marking matters; the 80W to 100W jump is only 25% more power but the 100W tier has the broader market and ecosystem. Stay at 80W if 2 mJ peak pulse energy specifically benefits your application (some short-pulse work prefers higher peak energy over higher average power). See the full fiber laser comparison →
What’s in the box
- 2 quartz (fused-silica) 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 safety glasses (1064 nm rated)
- Foot pedal for hands-free firing
- Marking head with selected lens fitted
- USB cable, region power cable (US/EU/UK/AU at checkout)
- EZCad 2 and EZCad 3 software USB key
- Quick-start guide, cleaning kit, spare lens wipes
- 3-year warranty registration card
Optional checkout upgrades: 2.5D EZCad 3 Z-control unlock (USD 750), Feeltek dynamic-focus 3D head (USD 5,500).
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 parts per shift (rounded glass bottles, watch case-backs, ceramic vials, headphone shells, lampshades, contoured metal parts), 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. The 80W source has stable JPT factory turnover.
Shipping: DDP to US, Canada, and the EU 27 with all customs and duties included in the listed price. Free shipping rest of world; buyer handles customs at destination. 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. The 80W crate is moderate weight (about 35 to 42 kg shipping weight including the machine and crate); curbside delivery is standard.
Crate: standard curbside drop-off. Lift-gate is available on request and rarely needed at this weight. Full freight terms on the shipping policy page.
Warranty
The 80W MOPA M7 includes the 3-year warranty on both the JPT M7 source and the machine that applies to all no-prefix M7 and M8 fiber galvo tiers in our catalog. The warranty covers manufacturer defects, source failure not caused by misuse, and the machine’s control electronics. Software updates are free for the machine’s lifetime.
Returns are limited to defects confirmed by our engineering team within 30 days of delivery. Industrial laser machines are made to order; we cover return freight in the original crate when a defect is confirmed. See the returns and warranty page for the full policy.
Frequently asked questions
Is the 80W really worth the step up from the 60W E2?
Three concrete differences: 3-year warranty versus 2-year, tighter beam quality (M² less than 1.4 versus less than 1.5), and the M7 source brand-name. Performance-wise the 80W is 33% more power than 60W and uses the same MOPA architecture, so cycle times on color marking improve roughly 20-25%. If your business runs more than ~500 units per month, the warranty extension alone usually pays for the step up.
Why does the 80W have higher peak pulse energy than the 100W?
JPT specifies the YDFLP-80-M7-M-R at 2 mJ maximum pulse energy, while the 100W, 120W, 200W, and 350W M7 sources cap at 1.5 mJ. The 80W’s lower average power means each pulse can be longer in duration or higher in peak energy without exceeding the source’s thermal budget. For most applications this doesn’t matter, but for very-short-pulse work (sub-10 ns at low frequencies), the 80W is unusually capable.
How is this different from an “80W MOPA” from another seller?
Verify the JPT model code. No-prefix M7 80W is YDFLP-80-M7-M-R with no E prefix. Other sellers may offer the E-series variant (YDFLP-E-80- prefix), which has slightly relaxed beam quality and a 2-year warranty; we publish the exact code so you know which one you are getting. The machine label and source ID plate on every JPT Laser Shop unit shows the full model code so you can cross-reference with JPT directly.
What software setup does the 80W need?
EZCad 2 and EZCad 3 are included on the USB key. No additional purchase. LightBurn is supported via the USB adapter we typically supply if your shop runs LightBurn on other lasers.
Can the 80W cut metal?
Yes for thin metal: stainless 0.3 to 0.8 mm, brass and copper up to 0.5 mm, aluminum up to 0.5 mm. The galvo geometry caps the realistic cutting envelope; for production sheet metal cutting above 1 mm you want a CNC fiber laser cutter.
How long does delivery take?
5 to 7 weeks from order: 2 to 3 weeks factory build, then 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.
Are duties really included in the listed price?
For US, Canada, and EU 27: yes, the DDP shipping model means we pay all customs duties as part of the purchase price. Rest of world: shipping is free but customs is on you at destination.
Production deployment notes
The 80W tier is popular with shops that have done their numbers and concluded the 60W is the throughput bottleneck but the 100W premium is more than they need. Common buyer profile: established jewelry workshops, knife and firearm engravers serving custom volumes, watch service shops doing 200 to 500 units per month, electronics shops doing prototyping plus small-batch production. Want to talk to a current 80W operator about workflow before ordering? Email us and we can coordinate a reference call.
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