Laser engravers are versatile machines that can be used to engrave a variety of materials, including metal. If you're looking for a machine that can handle both light and heavy materials with ease, a metal laser engraver is the perfect choice.

We'll also take a look at the best models on the market and give you our top picks.

With industrial-grade structural design, the processing accuracy of Atomstack A10 Pro reaches 0.01mm, which is unbelievable.

Higher precision settings can also engrave smaller objects. For example, you can use the Atomstack A10 Pro to engrave a watch or glasses. 0.08*0.06mm ultra-fine compressed laser spot, whether it is engraving or cutting, Atomstack A10 Pro always shows the finest details.

The 10W dual laser Atomstack A10 Pro is a powerful and efficient machine that can be used by businesses of all sizes. It adopts an innovative design to combine two independent beams into one spot, which has better cutting ability and lower power consumption than traditional single-head lasers on the market today!

For transferring files, Atomstack has a USB port and an SD card reader. It also comes with Windows and Mac compatible laser engraving software. Its three-way connection also connects the engraver to a computer, phone or tablet.

With its powerful 10W laser, the Atomstack laser engraving machine is able to cut even 20mm thick wood with ease. It also has an impressive 15mm acrylic capacity to mark metals such as optical signatures or logos to add traceability on products via barcodes and serial numbers.

The wide engraving area of 410 x 400 mm is more than enough, especially since many hobbyist metal laser engraving projects are usually on the smaller size. But it can even be expanded to 850×410 with our A10 Pro expansion kit. You can even add a 4th axis to it for an extra $109, using Atomstack's R3 rotary module for niche curved metal markers.

However, if you plan to use this tool or the Ortur to laser engrave metal, it's important to temper your expectations. The less expensive and less powerful of the two lasers will only mark more faintly than a higher quality industrial grade machine, so the turnaround time will be faster in comparison!

If your workshop doesn't have WiFi, there's a sleek, ergonomic touchscreen and an offline engraving option. The laser is more stable than ever and the upgraded system delivers sharper details thanks to its compact spot size - 0.06mm (six thousandths)!

Metal engraving is a process concerned with the removal of material from a solid metal surface. Manufacturers use high-intensity laser beams from engravers to evaporate substrates such as steel, titanium, aluminum and many other metals. In addition to laser engraving, there are other methods of metal engraving, each with its promise and limitations.

Metal engraving is the process of engraving text, logos, numbers, pictures, QR codes, etc. on metal. This logo/lettering technique involves using cutouts to create lines, letters or designs on a metal surface.

Industries as diverse as automotive, medical, jewelry, energy and aerospace use laser engraved metal parts in their operations. Project managers and business owners can use this technique to brand their products. Text, serial numbers, logos, codes and more can be engraved into different metal materials using a variety of engraving methods.

Metal laser engraving processes generally operate on the principle of sublimation. Sublimation changes a material or substance from a solid state to a gaseous state. Unlike vaporization, sublimation changes directly from a solid to a gaseous state, without a liquid state.