MONOR Handheld Fiber 50w 110x110mm
Handheld Fiber Laser 50 Watts
MONOR handheld fiber laser for marking and engraving metals | 50 W
A portable handheld fiber laser with 50 W power – the laser head is held in the hand and brought directly to the workpiece. A suitable solution where a large, heavy, or otherwise immovable part cannot easily be placed under a classic desktop galvo head.
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Handheld metal marking with maximum flexibility
1064 nm fiber source
A 50 W fiber laser source suitable for permanent marking and engraving of metals and selected plastics, in a compact portable design.
Handheld scanning head
The compact head is held in the hand and brought directly to the workpiece – you bring the laser to the part, not the part under the laser.
Working area 110 × 110 mm
A smaller working area than the desktop model, compensated by the ability to freely position the head according to the shape and size of the part.
Red position preview
The red positioning laser shows the exact marking location before work begins.
Control via EZCad
Job preparation and execution in EZCad software, connection to a PC via USB.
Compact portable case
The main unit with the source is designed as a portable case with a handle – no external cooling unit, smaller space requirements.
Who is the MONOR handheld Fiber laser 50 W for
The machine is suitable wherever a part cannot easily be placed under a classic desktop galvo head – for large, heavy, or otherwise immovable parts, directly at the workplace or in the production hall.
- marking large, heavy, or built-in parts directly on site,
- serial numbers, dates, and QR/EAN codes on metal parts of various shapes and sizes,
- maintenance, service, and engineering production, where the part cannot easily be brought to a desktop laser,
- the automotive industry and the production of large components.
What you can mark and process
Which 50 W Fiber laser is right for you?
Classic desktop Fiber 50 W
- Fixed galvo head on a stand above a 200 × 200 mm working area
- The part is placed under the head – suitable for smaller, portable parts
- Stable construction with higher repeat-positioning accuracy
Handheld Fiber 50 W
- The handheld head is brought directly to the part, not the part under the head
- Suitable for large, heavy, or otherwise immovable parts
- Working area 110 × 110 mm, compact portable design (case)
What's included with the machine
Handheld head and main unitlaser source and controls in a portable case
Manuals and guidesprinted documentation
Control softwareEZCad
Protective eyewearfor safe laser operationPractical solutions for precise marking
Handheld scanning head
The compact head is held in the hand and brought directly to the part – ideal for large, heavy, or hard-to-access parts that cannot easily be placed under a classic desktop galvo head.
Red positioning laser
Before marking starts, the red laser beam precisely shows the position of the future mark on the material.
Emergency stop and source control
An emergency button and separate switches directly on the main unit for safe machine operation.
Compact portable design
The main unit with the source is designed as a portable case with a handle – simply carry it to where you need to mark.
USB connection
The main unit connects to a computer via USB, allowing simple control and data transfer from the control software.
Permanent marking without consumables
The fiber laser burns a permanent mark into the metal surface without the need for paints or other consumables.
The MONOR handheld Fiber laser 50 W in practice
Engraving a pen with a Fiber laser 50 W
Fast, precise, and professional marking of a metal object in practice. The video demonstrates the principle of fiber marking; it is not footage from the handheld model itself.
Marking plastic
A demonstration of marking on a selected type of plastic with the MONOR Fiber laser 50 W. The video demonstrates the principle of fiber marking; it is not footage from the handheld model itself.
You don't buy the machine without support
2-year warranty
We provide a standard 2-year warranty on the machine and help resolve technical questions even after handover.
Technical support
For questions about setup, materials, or operation, fast technical support is available to you.
Step-by-step video guides
Instructional videos guide the operator from unboxing and installation through operation, maintenance, and first jobs.
Online or in-person training
As needed, we arrange individual training online, at our premises upon pickup, or directly on site.
What is the difference between marking and engraving?
The MONOR handheld Fiber laser 50 W can work on metal in two ways – fast surface marking and deeper engraving, depending on power settings and the number of passes. As with the desktop model, deep engraving is best suited to a setting with multiple passes.
Marking (surface)
Quickly creates a contrasting, permanent mark on the material's surface – suitable for codes, text, and logos.
Engraving (deep)
During engraving, the laser removes material to a depth through repeated passes of the beam – the same principle as the desktop model; the resulting speed and depth depend on the 50 W power and the number of passes.
Parameters of the MONOR handheld Fiber laser 50 W
| Model | MONOR Handheld Fiber Laser 50 W |
| Laser type | Fiber (handheld scanning head) |
| Wavelength | 1064 nm |
| Laser power | 50 W |
| Working area | 110 × 110 mm |
| Marking speed | up to 8,000 mm/s |
| Frequency | 20–100 kHz |
| Positioning accuracy | 0.001 mm |
| Min. line width | 0.01 mm |
| Min. character height | 0.05 mm |
| Cooling | air |
| Power supply | 220 V, 50 Hz |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 70 × 20 × 50 cm (main unit) |
| Weight | 35 kg (main unit) |
| Source lifespan | approx. 100,000 hours |
| Included software | EZCad |
| Compatible software | CorelDraw, AutoCAD |
| PC connection | USB |
| OS compatibility | Windows 7, 8, 10 |
| Rotary attachment | available as an optional purchase (optional accessory) |
| Materials | stainless steel, standard steel, aluminum, titanium, selected plastics |
What customers ask us before buying
What is the difference between a handheld and a classic desktop Fiber laser?
A classic desktop Fiber laser has a fixed galvo head on a stand – the part is placed underneath it. The handheld Fiber laser 50 W, by contrast, has a head that the operator holds in hand and brings directly to the part. It is therefore especially suitable for large, heavy, or otherwise immovable parts.
Why does it have a 110 × 110 mm working area instead of 200 × 200 mm like the desktop model?
The 110 × 110 mm working area corresponds to the scanning field of the handheld head at the given working distance. For larger parts, instead of enlarging the area, the head itself is repositioned across the part.
Can it mark directly on large parts?
Yes, that is the main purpose of this model – you bring the head directly to the part without needing to move it under a desktop laser.
Is it suitable for deep engraving?
Just like the 50 W desktop model, this handheld model also handles deep engraving through repeated passes of the beam, within a range corresponding to the 50 W power.
What materials does it process?
Primarily metals – stainless steel, standard steel, aluminum, and titanium. As with other MONOR Fiber lasers, it is also suitable for selected plastics; we recommend verifying the specific material in advance.
What software does it use?
The machine is controlled using EZCad software. According to available documentation for this model, it is also compatible with CorelDraw and AutoCAD.
Is it compatible with LightBurn?
We were unable to confirm LightBurn compatibility for this specific handheld model in the available documentation – if you're interested, we'll gladly verify it directly with the supplier before purchase.
How is the focus / working distance set on the handheld model?
We were unable to confirm this detail in the available documentation for this model – we'll gladly clarify the specific focusing method (e.g., a distance attachment or optical stop) before purchase.
Can a rotary attachment be used?
According to available documentation, yes – a rotary attachment can be purchased separately for this model as an optional accessory.
Is it suitable for regular industrial operation?
Yes, it is a full-featured 50 W fiber laser source in a portable design, suitable for regular use in maintenance, service, and production – with the added benefit of being able to bring it directly to the part.
Want to check whether the MONOR handheld Fiber laser 50 W is right for your marking needs?
Tell us what material and parts you want to mark – we'll advise whether a handheld or desktop model is more suitable.