Fusion Galvo High-Speed Metal Marking Systems
Industrial fiber galvo laser for fast part marking, deep engraving, and durable codes on metals and engineered plastics.
30, 60, or 100 W MOPA fiber configurations for a wide range of metals.
Up to 6″ × 6″ marking field with IRIS cameras for precise artwork placement.
Fast project setup using Epilog Laser Dashboard and Job Manager workflow.
Authorized Epilog Fusion Galvo distributor for Washington & Oregon | Local installation, exhaust guidance, and training.
Is The Fusion Galvo Right for You?
The Fusion Galvo is built for manufacturers and shops that need fast, repeatable metal marking on parts, tools, and tags.
You’re marking serials, barcodes, or logos on metal parts every day.
You need high-contrast or deep metal marks that stand up in industrial environments.
You want minimal operator programming and quick part changeover.
You need reliable integration into an existing production workflow.
Fast, Simple Project Setup
- Design in AutoCAD, BarTender, Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW, and more; print to Laser Dashboard.
- Use the Epilog Dashboard and Job Manager to store jobs, reuse settings, and manage repeat production.
- IRIS cameras and job trace let operators position and verify jobs in seconds before running.
Deep, High-Contrast Marks on Metals & Plastics
- Produce deep engravings, polished white marks, or dark annealed marks on metals.
- Use multiple hatch styles and passes to tune depth, contrast, and finish in software.
- Mark a wide range of alloys and engineered plastics—from stainless steels and aluminum to ABS, polycarbonate, and more.
Two Lenses, Two Cameras, Flexible Marking Fields
Includes F163 and F254 lenses for 4″ × 4″ and 6″ × 6″ marking areas.
Material clearance up to 10″ with F163 and 6″ with F254 for taller parts and fixtures.
Two overhead IRIS cameras automatically adjust for the installed lens and show a live view of the field.
Use the red-dot and TRACE function to outline the marking area before you run the job.
Fusion Galvo Features That Speed Up Marking
Large Marking Field
Up to a 6″ × 6″ area with interchangeable lenses.
Automated Mechanical Door
Door lowers when a job starts and raises when complete for quick part changes.
User-Friendly Touchscreen
On-laser controls for job selection, focus, trace, and settings.
Software Compatibility
Works with common CAD, labeling, and design software via Laser Dashboard.
Design While Running
Set up new jobs in software while the laser is marking a current job.
Job Trace & Red Dot
Visual outline of the mark area to confirm alignment.
Network-Ready
Connect via Ethernet or USB, manage jobs across your network and Job Manager.
Integrated Exhaust Control
Built-in exhaust port with recommended 350–400 CFM external extraction or filtration.
Epilog Software Suite: Control, Repeatability, and Hatch Tools
Dashboard & Job Manager
Operator Workflow
Fusion Galvo Laser Machines
The Fusion Galvo from Epilog Laser is built for manufacturers who need fast, precise, and repeatable marking on metal and select plastics. Designed around a galvo-based laser head, this system excels at high-throughput part marking, serialization, barcodes, and branding—without sacrificing Epilog’s trademark ease of use.
As the authorized Epilog distributor for Washington and Oregon, NW Lasers provides local demos, application testing, training, and long-term support to ensure the Fusion Galvo fits seamlessly into your production workflow.
Take an in-depth look at the feature-packed Fusion Maker laser machine.
Laser Machine
Work Area
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Lense Size
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Material Thickness
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Laser Tube
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Wattage
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IRIS Cameras
Galvo F163
4" x 4" (101 x 101 mm)
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F163: 10" (254 mm)
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60, 80, 100, 120, or 200 W
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Fiber, air-cooled, 1064nm
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30W Pulsed, 30W, or 60W MOPA Fiber
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2 Overhead
Galvo F254
6" x 6" (152 x 152 mm)
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F254: 6" (152 mm)
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80, 100, 120, or 200 W
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Fiber, air-cooled, 1064nm
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30W Pulsed, 30W, or 60W MOPA Fiber
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2 Overhead
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