Feature Fibre Laser gives you clear, permanent marks on metals and coated parts up to 150 mm. It is ready for serials, logos and light metal jobs in South African shops.
| Source | Fibre class |
|---|---|
| Mark field | Up to 150 mm |
| Fume | Stub + filter cue |
| Ideal for | Mark + light metal |
| Lead | Stock Gauteng |
| Care | Lens + nozzle |
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The Feature Fibre Laser uses a fibre class source, which is well-suited for marking serials, company logos, and identification on metals like stainless, mild steel and aluminium. The mark field allows clean, clear marking up to 150 mm square, covering most typical name plates, tags, instrument panels and small components.
You get a basic fume stub and filter as part of the package, which is important since laser marking on metals produces fine smoke and fumes. This helps keep your air clearer and the machine internals cleaner, especially on repeated daily jobs. The unit is set up for light metal work, not for deep engraving or heavy-plate cutting.
Stock is held in Gauteng, so delivery and install support is more direct for Joburg and Pretoria shops. Care routines include keeping the lens and nozzle clean, which is crucial in any shop with regular dust or smoke. That way you can count on repeatable mark quality and avoid downtime.
The Feature Fibre Laser is designed for South African shops with standard 230 V single-phase power at 50 Hz. Make sure your plug point and wiring are in good order and done by a registered electrician who can issue a Certificate of Compliance, as required by SANS 10142-1. The footprint is compact but you should leave at least 800 mm clear around the machine for safe working and maintenance access.
Position the laser in a well-ventilated area and plan for fume extraction. The stub and filter are included, but if you'll mark coated metals or plastics, consider extra fume capture or ducting to the outside. Avoid placing the machine near direct drafts or doors that could blow dust onto the lens. At the coast, keep an eye on humidity and cover the machine when off to prevent corrosion on metal parts.
Space and clean power are the main things, don't forget to check access for delivery and that your floor is level, especially if you're planning to wheel the laser onto its final site.
The key consumable for the Feature Fibre Laser is the filter pack for the fume stub, which should be changed when airflow drops or after heavy marking runs. Lens and nozzle cleaning kits are also recommended, especially if your shop air has a lot of dust or fine debris.
Accessories like a rotary axis for marking rings or cylindrical objects can be fitted to some units, ask us if your parts need this. For safety, get laser safety glasses rated for 1064 nm wavelength if the machine will be used open-frame or without full enclosure, as the beam itself is not visible.
Never run the machine without checking the lens is clean, as fine dust can quickly damage the optics and reduce mark quality.
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