MONOR UV laser 10W 200x200mm
MONOR UV Laser 10 W
UV laser for fine and precise marking of glass, plastics and sensitive materials | 10 W | 200 × 200 mm
A desktop UV galvo laser with a short 355 nm wavelength for precise, fine marking of sensitive materials - glass, plastics, ceramics and electronic components - with minimal thermal impact on the surface.
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Precise, fine marking of sensitive materials
UV source 355 nm
The short wavelength enables fine, precise marking where a fiber laser (1064 nm) is not suitable.
Fine, detailed marking
Sharp micro-details, legible micro-text and precise edges even on very small elements.
High contrast
Bold, high-contrast marking even on transparent or light-colored materials such as glass.
Minimal thermal impact
Suitable for sensitive materials where it's important not to damage or deform the surface.
Suitable for plastics where fiber falls short
Marks selected plastics and sensitive surfaces where a fiber laser doesn't achieve the desired result.
No consumables
Permanent laser marking - no ink, foil or other consumables.
How does a UV laser differ from a Fiber or CO² laser?
The MONOR UV Laser 10 W operates at a wavelength of 355 nm - significantly shorter than a fiber laser (1064 nm) or a CO² laser (10,600 nm). A shorter wavelength means the energy is transferred to the material more photochemically than thermally, which is why this process is known as "cold marking". In practice, this results in a gentler effect on the material's surface compared to longer wavelengths.
- suitable for fine marking of sensitive materials where precision and minimal surface impact matter,
- high contrast even on transparent and light-colored materials such as glass or clear plastics,
- marks selected plastics and surfaces that a fiber laser cannot handle or would damage,
- does not produce burnt edges or the coarse thermal deformation typical of longer wavelengths.
Who is the MONOR UV Laser 10 W for
The UV Laser 10 W is designed mainly for applications requiring fine, precise marking of sensitive materials without surface damage - in promotional item production, electronics, pharmaceuticals and healthcare.
- manufacturers and distributors of promotional and corporate items (pens, USB drives, watches, smooth-surfaced items),
- personalization and engraving of glass - glasses, bottles, trophies, gift items,
- marking of plastic packaging and pharmaceutical products - dates, QR codes, serial numbers,
- marking of electronic components - PCBs, microchips, sensors,
- marking of medical devices and surgical instruments.
What you can mark with a UV laser
The UV Laser 10 W is intended primarily for sensitive, non-metal materials. We recommend verifying the specific material type and settings in advance based on your application.
How to choose the right UV laser power?
This comparison covers power levels (5/10/15 W) across the entire MONOR UV range. We're happy to give you a precise recommendation for your material and application individually.
5 W
- Basic fine, precise marking of sensitive materials
- Suitable where speed and demanding plastics are not a priority
- Glass, ceramics, PCBs, anodized aluminum
10 W
- A more balanced ratio of speed and precision
- Handles more demanding plastics that the 5 W version cannot
- Suitable for both standard and series production
15 W
- Significantly higher marking speed in series production
- Stronger, more contrasty results on plastics and anodized aluminum
- Better results on more demanding or darker polymers
What's included with the machine
UV laser source and galvo headwavelength 355 nm
Industrial water chillermodel CW5000
Control softwareEZCad, LightBurn is also supported
Manuals and video guidesprinted manuals and video guidesPractical solutions for fine marking
UV laser source and galvo scanning head (355 nm)
The short 355 nm wavelength ensures fine, precise, high-contrast marking of sensitive materials. The galvo scanning head guides the beam across the surface, enabling fast, precise positioning.
Water cooling CW5000
The industrial water chiller keeps the laser source at a stable operating temperature.
Precise fine marking
Positioning accuracy of 0.001 mm and a minimum line width of 0.01 mm for sharp micro-details.
Permanent marking with no consumables
Laser marking without ink, foil or any other consumables.
Optional rotary attachment
Available as an optional accessory for marking cylindrical and round objects.
UV Laser MONOR in practice
The videos below are from the MONOR UV Laser range (5 W version) - they showcase the same UV technology (355 nm) as the 10 W model, with the main difference being power and marking speed.
Engraving glass with a UV laser
A demonstration of fine, high-contrast marking on glass using MONOR UV technology.
Marking promotional items
An overview of marking options for promotional and corporate items with a MONOR UV laser.
You're not buying a 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
We'll help with software setup, parameter selection and resolving any questions during operation.
Step-by-step video guides
Instructional videos guide the operator from unboxing and installation through to operation, maintenance and the first jobs.
Online or in-person training
As needed, we arrange individual training online, at our premises during personal pickup, or directly on site.
Fine micro-marking or high-contrast area marking?
The MONOR UV Laser 10 W can work with a fine focused beam or create larger high-contrast areas - in both cases it's a surface-level, so-called "cold" process, not deep thermal engraving.
Fine micro-marking
Precise text, QR codes, serial numbers and small details with a positioning accuracy of 0.001 mm.
High-contrast area marking
Logos and larger areas with strong contrast, especially on transparent or light-colored materials such as glass.
MONOR UV Laser 10 W specifications
| Laser type | UV (galvo) |
| Wavelength | 355 nm |
| Laser power | 10 W |
| Working area | 200 × 200 mm |
| Marking speed | 0-2,000 mm/s |
| Positioning accuracy | 0.001 mm |
| Min. line width | 0.01 mm |
| Min. character height | 0.2 mm |
| Cooling | industrial water chiller CW5000 |
| Power supply | 230 V ±10%, 50 Hz |
| Source lifetime | approx. 45,000 hours |
| Weight | 120 kg |
| Software | EZCad |
| LightBurn | supported |
| OS compatibility | Windows 7 / 8 / 10 / 11 |
| Add-ons | optional rotary attachment |
| Availability | in stock |
What customers ask us before buying
What's the difference between a UV laser and a Fiber or CO² laser?
A UV laser operates at a significantly shorter wavelength (355 nm compared to 1064 nm for a fiber laser or 10,600 nm for a CO² laser). This makes it suitable for fine, "cold" marking of sensitive materials with minimal thermal impact on the surface, while fiber and CO² lasers are better suited to metals, or to non-metal materials that require deeper engraving.
What materials can I mark with the UV Laser 10 W?
Primarily plastics (e.g. ABS, PC, PP, PET, PA), glass including frosted glass, ceramics, silicone, PCBs and anodized aluminum. We recommend verifying the specific material type in advance based on your application.
Can the UV Laser 10 W also mark metals, such as stainless steel?
The UV Laser 10 W is intended primarily for plastics, glass, ceramics, silicone and anodized aluminum. For marking standard stainless steel and other metals, we recommend a MONOR fiber laser instead, which is better suited to that task.
What does "cold" marking mean?
Thanks to the short 355 nm wavelength, energy is transferred to the material mostly through a photochemical rather than a thermal process. The result is a gentler effect on the surface compared to longer wavelengths, without burnt edges or coarser thermal deformation.
Is a cooling unit included?
Yes, the MONOR UV Laser 10 W uses an industrial water chiller (model CW5000), which is included in the delivery.
What software does the machine support?
The machine is supplied with EZCad software as standard, and LightBurn is also supported.
Is a rotary attachment included?
No, the rotary attachment for marking cylindrical objects is available as an optional accessory.
Is training included?
Yes. Video guides are available, and if needed, individual training can be arranged online, at our premises during pickup, or on site.
Want to check whether the MONOR UV Laser 10 W is right for your marking needs?
Tell us what material and parts you want to mark. We'll recommend the right settings and accessories.