CO2 Laser Marking Machine
CO2 Laser Marking Machine in Nepal
CO2 laser marking machines for permanent, contact-free marking on wood, acrylic, glass, leather, rubber, and packaging materials. 10,600 nm wavelength — the standard choice for non-metal industrial marking and engraving. AP Compressors (Aerolith Machinery) supplies and services CO2 laser systems across Nepal with full installation and operator training.
- Marks wood, acrylic, glass, leather, rubber, and packaging
- Permanent marks — no ink, no consumables, no labels
Instant factory quotation & laser sample test available in Nepal
CO2 laser marking machine specifications
| Laser type | CO2 sealed glass / RF-excited tube |
| Wavelength | 10,600 nm |
| Power range | 10W – 150W |
| Marking area | 100×100 mm – 600×600 mm |
| Marking speed | Up to 7,000 mm/s |
| Repeat accuracy | ±0.003 mm |
| Cooling | Air-cooled (low power) / Water-cooled (high power) |
| File formats | AI, DXF, BMP, PLT, CDR, JPG, PNG |
| Best for | Wood, acrylic, glass, rubber, leather, packaging |
| Service coverage | Nepal nationwide |
When to choose a CO2 laser marking machine
Your material is non-metallic
CO2 is the correct choice for wood, acrylic, MDF, glass, leather, rubber, paper, cardboard, and most plastics. The 10,600 nm wavelength is absorbed efficiently by these materials.
You mark or engrave packaging
For coding dates, barcodes, and batch numbers on cardboard, kraft paper, and laminated packaging — CO2 laser replaces inkjet printers and labels permanently.
You need decorative engraving
CO2 lasers produce clean, high-contrast engravings on wood, acrylic, and leather — suitable for gifting, handicrafts, nameplates, awards, and signage.
You want low running cost
CO2 laser marking has zero consumable cost — no ink, no ribbon, no labels. Only electricity and occasional tube replacement (every 8,000–45,000 hours).
CO2 laser marking applications in Nepal
Packaging & FMCG
Batch numbers, expiry dates, MRP, barcodes, and QR codes on cardboard, kraft, and laminated packaging — no ink or labels needed.
Woodworking & Furniture
Brand logos, decorative patterns, serial codes, and custom engravings on wood, MDF, plywood, and bamboo.
Acrylic & Signage
Precise engraving and cutting on acrylic sheets for display boards, signage, awards, nameplates, and retail displays.
Leather Goods
Logos, patterns, serial numbers, and decorative marks on genuine leather, PU leather, and synthetic materials.
Glass & Ceramics
Permanent frosted marking on glass bottles, ceramic tiles, mugs, trophies, and decorative items.
Rubber & Gaskets
Part numbers, date codes, and compliance marks on rubber components, gaskets, seals, and moulded parts.
CO2 laser vs Fiber laser — which do you need?
| Criteria | CO2 Laser | Fiber Laser |
|---|---|---|
| Wavelength | 10,600 nm | 1,064 nm |
| Best for | Non-metals: wood, acrylic, glass, rubber | Metals: steel, aluminium, brass, copper |
| Plastics | Most plastics — excellent | Hard plastics — good |
| Metal (bare) | Not suitable | Excellent |
| Marking speed | High | Very high |
| Tube / source life | 8,000–45,000 hrs | 100,000+ hrs (fiber source) |
| Maintenance | Tube replacement needed | Very low — no consumable source |
| Running cost | Low | Very low |
Get a CO2 laser marking machine quote for Nepal
Tell us your material, marking area, and production speed — we will recommend the right wattage and configuration for your application.
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Frequently
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Reach out to our teamA CO2 laser marking machine uses a 10,600 nm wavelength laser to mark non-metallic materials including wood, acrylic, MDF, leather, rubber, glass, ceramics, paper, cardboard, and coated metals. It is the standard choice for packaging, woodworking, engraving, and signage industries.
CO2 lasers operate at 10,600 nm and are absorbed by non-metals — wood, acrylic, glass, rubber, leather, and most plastics. Fiber lasers operate at 1,064 nm and are absorbed by metals and hard plastics. If your material is non-metallic, CO2 is the correct choice. If you are marking steel, aluminium, or brass, choose Fiber.
CO2 laser marking machine prices vary by power (10W-150W), marking area, and brand. Contact AP Compressors at +977 9806922190 for a specific quote based on your material, marking area, and production volume.
A CO2 laser cannot directly mark bare metals like steel or aluminium — the wavelength is not absorbed by metal surfaces. However, it can mark coated metals, anodised aluminium, and metal surfaces pre-treated with laser marking spray (cermark). For direct metal marking, a Fiber laser is required.
For engraving wood, acrylic, and leather at moderate speed: 30W–60W is sufficient. For faster production speeds or thicker materials: 80W–120W. For heavy cutting alongside marking: 150W. AP Compressors assesses your production requirement and recommends the correct wattage for your application.
Yes. AP Compressors provides full installation, machine setup, software configuration, operator training, and after-sales service for CO2 laser marking machines across Nepal — including Kathmandu, Bhairahawa, Birgunj, Biratnagar, Pokhara, and Bharatpur.
A sealed CO2 laser tube typically lasts 8,000–12,000 hours of active use. RF-excited CO2 tubes (higher-end models) last 20,000–45,000 hours. AP Compressors supplies replacement tubes and handles tube replacement servicing in Nepal.
Yes. CO2 lasers are widely used for printing barcodes, QR codes, batch numbers, expiry dates, and MRP on cardboard, kraft paper, corrugated boxes, and laminated packaging. This is a common application in Nepal's food, FMCG, and pharmaceutical packaging industry.