Frequently Asked Questions
Ans: The Markolaser ORION laser machine is a highly compact, modular, tabletop laser machine designed specifically for small individual parts, prototyping, and low-volume production with accuracy, repeatability, and top-tier quality.
Ans: Markolaser's ORION seamlessly handles metals, alloys, engineered polymers, ceramics, and graphic composites. Available processes include high-precision surface marking, micro-engraving, deep engraving, micro-drilling, fine cutting, surface ablation, and paint removal.
Ans: Jewelry & Watchmaking: Micro-engraving, hallmarking, and thin filigree cutting on gold and silver. Tool & Toolroom Industries: Serialization on cutting bits, calipers, and small hardware components. Electronics & Medical Devices: Markings on plastic enclosures, microchips, and surgical implants.
Ans: Depending on material processing requirements, the cabinet can be configured with multiple European-sourced laser wavelengths, including IR (Infrared/Fiber), UV (Ultraviolet), CO₂, and Green lasers.
Ans: The price depends on the laser source and power. As a guide, an ORION with a [20 W fiber] laser typically costs between 1.3-1.65 million INR. UV, green and CO₂ configurations are priced on request. Contact us with your part and material for an exact quote.
Ans: Yes. We will mark it on ORION and share the results, so you can check quality before you commit.
Ans: Typical delivery is aproximately 6-8 weeks. Installation and operator training are included across India and for export customers.
Ans: The marking field is 175 × 175 mm with the standard lens.
Ans: ORION takes parts up to 200 X 150 X 250 mm and under 15 kg.
Ans: Yes. With the motorised Z-axis, ORION can import STL files and engrave in layers, slice by slice. That makes it suited to coin dies, punch dies and moulds.
Ans: Yes. ORION is a Class 1 enclosed machine: the shutter and filtered viewing window keep laser light inside the cabinet during operation. But wearing safety googles is a good safety practice.
Ans: Yes. ORION handles micro-engraving, hallmarking and fine filigree cutting on gold and silver. An optional gold dust collection unit recovers precious metal during engraving.