Industrial laser machines built on authentic JPT sources: fiber for metal marking and engraving, UV for glass and heat-sensitive materials, and pulse cleaning for rust removal. Every galvo machine ships with lenses, a rotary, a motorized Z-axis and DDP shipping included. Browse the full catalog below.
JPT Laser Shop builds industrial laser engraving machines around authentic JPT Opto-Electronics laser sources: fiber lasers for metal marking and engraving, UV lasers for glass and heat-sensitive materials, and pulse laser cleaning machines for rust and paint removal. Every galvo machine ships with two lenses, a rotary, a motorized Z-axis, safety glasses, and a foot pedal included, delivered DDP with customs and duties paid to the US, Canada, and the EU. We ship more than 200 machines a month, and we publish the exact JPT source model code on every product page so you always know what you are buying.
Three classes of laser engraving machine
The right machine depends on the material, not the price. Each laser type interacts with materials differently, and matching the wavelength to the work is the single most important buying decision.
- Fiber laser engravers (20W to 350W): the metal workhorses. Color marking on stainless and titanium, deep engraving, annealing, and fine serialization on steel, brass, copper, aluminum, and most alloys. Built on JPT M7, M8, and LP sources. This is where most buyers start.
- UV laser engravers (5W to 20W): the cold-marking specialists. UV at 355 nm marks glass, plastic, ceramic, FR4, and polymer film without the heat-affected zone that a fiber laser would leave. The right tool for perfume bottles, medical polymers, PCBs, and packaging.
- Pulse laser cleaning machines (200W to 500W): chemical-free, abrasive-free rust and paint removal. Handheld delivery for restoration, pre-weld surface prep, and mold cleaning, with the base metal preserved underneath.
Featured laser engraving machines
A hand-picked starting point across the catalog, from boutique entry to industrial production:
- 30W MOPA Fiber Laser (USD 3,600): the boutique color-marking entry. Jewelry, watch parts, knife and EDC engraving, small-batch tumblers.
- 60W E2 MOPA Fiber Laser (USD 4,400): the value-MOPA sweet spot. Genuine JPT E2 source, full color and pulse control, the most affordable real-MOPA entry in the catalog.
- 100W MOPA M7 Fiber Laser (USD 6,900): our most popular machine. Production color marking on stainless and titanium; the model U-Boat Watches runs for branded color details.
- 10W UV Laser (Seal-355-10S): the production UV entry for glass, PCB, and polymer film, with an integrated water chiller.
- 200W Pulse Laser Cleaning Machine: the entry industrial cleaner for rust removal, paint stripping, and pre-weld prep.
Not sure which fits? Use help me choose for a guided recommendation, or the compare tool to put machines side by side.
What every JPT galvo machine includes
Many sellers quote a headline price, then charge extra for the accessories you actually need to run the machine. We include them in the base price:
- 2 field lenses of your choice (70 / 110 / 175 / 210 / 300 mm)
- 1 rotary attachment (D60 rings, D80 cylinders, or D100 tumblers and bottles)
- Motorized Z-axis for focus on stepped parts
- Wavelength-matched safety glasses
- Foot pedal for hands-free firing
- EZCad 2 and EZCad 3 software; LightBurn supported via adapter
Cleaning machines ship with the handheld gun, fiber delivery cable, control console, and safety glasses instead, since lenses and rotaries are marking accessories.
DDP shipping and authentic JPT sources
Every machine ships DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) to the US, Canada, and the EU 27: the price you see covers freight, customs clearance, and all import duties, with no surprise bill at the port. Rest of world gets free shipping and handles its own customs. We are an authorized JPT distributor, and the exact JPT source model is published on every product page and printed on the source ID plate of the machine you receive. If you want to understand how the source variants differ, see which JPT source is in that machine.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of laser engraving machine do I need?
Match the laser to the material. For metals (steel, titanium, brass, aluminum) and color marking, choose a fiber laser. For glass, plastic, ceramic, or other heat-sensitive materials, choose a UV laser. For rust, paint, and oxide removal, choose a pulse laser cleaning machine. Our help-me-choose guide walks through it by use case.
How much does a laser engraving machine cost?
Our fiber laser machines run from USD 2,900 (20W) to USD 16,500 (350W), with the popular 30W to 100W production tiers between USD 3,600 and USD 6,900. UV machines start around the mid range because UV sources are more complex to build. Pulse cleaning machines span the 200W to 500W industrial tiers. Every price includes the full accessory package and DDP shipping.
Are these industrial machines or hobby machines?
Industrial. Every machine is built on a genuine JPT Opto-Electronics source with the Sino-Galvo SG7110 production scanning head, the same class of components used in mid-volume industrial marking lines. They are production tools, not enclosed hobby diode engravers.
Will I pay customs fees on top of the price?
No, for US, Canada, and EU 27 buyers. DDP shipping covers customs duties and import tariffs as part of the listed price. Rest of world: free shipping, with customs handled by the buyer at the destination port.
What is included with a laser engraving machine from JPT Laser Shop?
Every galvo machine includes 2 field lenses, a rotary, a motorized Z-axis, safety glasses, a foot pedal, and EZCad 2 and EZCad 3 software in the base price. These are items competitors frequently sell as paid add-ons after you commit.
