
Floor-standing Open
- Stable integrated cabinet
- Open access for varied parts
- Fixture and rotary options
The FY-LMM range covers four ways to present a part to the laser: a floor standing workstation, a desktop unit, a production line and a handheld head. Choose the working arrangement before confirming the laser source and accessories.

Match the equipment to the material, part and production workflow.








Confirm the final equipment and configuration in the quotation.
Fiber, CO₂, UV, green, MOPA, or another source; rated power, wavelength, pulse behavior, lens, and working field are confirmed for the material and mark.
Marking speed, line speed, cycle time, line width, depth, contrast, and code readability are verified against an approved sample or application test.
Power supply, cooling, extraction, computer, software, rotary axis, fixtures, interfaces, guarding, and destination-market requirements are quoted by project.
Match the equipment to the material, part and production workflow.
Browse laser marking, engraving and sample cutting demonstrations. Each video description links to the relevant product or application page. Demonstration results apply to the shown setup and material.
Browse laser marking, engraving and sample cutting demonstrations. Each video description links to the relevant product or application page. Demonstration results apply to the shown setup and material.
View all FYXFER LASER videos on YouTube
Confirm the final equipment and configuration in the quotation.
The correct enclosure or frame is determined by how the part reaches the marking field, how the operator works, and what must be integrated around the laser.
The correct enclosure or frame is determined by how the part reaches the marking field, how the operator works, and what must be integrated around the laser.
Useful when part sizes change and unrestricted access is important. The final safety arrangement must match the installed process.
Supports controlled access, guarding, viewing, and extraction for repeatable manual loading.
Consider when the workpiece is too large, heavy, fixed, or awkward to place beneath a conventional marking head.
Specify line speed, sensor and encoder signals, code source, reject logic, communications, and verification before integration.
Confirm the final equipment and configuration in the quotation.
Compare eight machine platforms, then match the laser source, part handling and required mark.
FY-LMM01 · FY-LMM01-C · FY-LMM02 · FY-LMM02-C · FY-LMM03 · FY-LMM04 · FY-LMM05 · FY-LMM07
PDF · English · 127.7 KB FYXFER_Laser_Marking_Selection_Guide_EN.pdf
Confirm the final equipment and configuration in the quotation.
Confirm the final equipment and configuration in the quotation.
| FY-LMM01 | Floor-standing open workstation | Open access for varied parts | Laser source, lens, Z-axis, fixture, rotary axis, extraction |
|---|---|---|---|
| FY-LMM01-C | Floor-standing enclosed workstation | Guarded door and viewing window | Internal working envelope, interlock, extraction, fixture, rotary axis |
| FY-LMM02 | Desktop all-in-one workstation | Open bench-top loading | Laser source, lens, column travel, fixture and software |
| FY-LMM02-C | Desktop enclosed workstation | Controlled chamber access | Chamber size, interlock, extraction, lens and fixture |
| FY-LMM03 | Desktop split-type workstation | Flexible part and cabinet placement | Column height, cable layout, lens, fixture and rotary axis |
| FY-LMM07 | Foldable desktop all-in-one | Portable open workstation | Laser source, marking field, transport setup and positioning |
| FY-LMM05 | Handheld laser marker | Portable head for large or fixed parts | Head weight, cable length, positioning guide, safety and extraction |
| FY-LMM04 | Flying in-line laser marker | Automatic production-line operation | Line speed, encoder, sensor, code source, communications and reject logic |
The model code identifies the mechanical platform. Laser source, power, lens, working field, extraction, fixtures, software, and automation are selected after the material and required mark are reviewed.
| Model | Machine format | Operator access | Project-specific configuration |
|---|---|---|---|
| FY-LMM01 | Floor-standing open workstation | Open access for varied parts | Laser source, lens, Z-axis, fixture, rotary axis, extraction |
| FY-LMM01-C | Floor-standing enclosed workstation | Guarded door and viewing window | Internal working envelope, interlock, extraction, fixture, rotary axis |
| FY-LMM02 | Desktop all-in-one workstation | Open bench-top loading | Laser source, lens, column travel, fixture and software |
| FY-LMM02-C | Desktop enclosed workstation | Controlled chamber access | Chamber size, interlock, extraction, lens and fixture |
| FY-LMM03 | Desktop split-type workstation | Flexible part and cabinet placement | Column height, cable layout, lens, fixture and rotary axis |
| FY-LMM07 | Foldable desktop all-in-one | Portable open workstation | Laser source, marking field, transport setup and positioning |
| FY-LMM05 | Handheld laser marker | Portable head for large or fixed parts | Head weight, cable length, positioning guide, safety and extraction |
| FY-LMM04 | Flying in-line laser marker | Automatic production-line operation | Line speed, encoder, sensor, code source, communications and reject logic |
Browse laser marking, engraving and sample cutting demonstrations. Each video description links to the relevant product or application page. Demonstration results apply to the shown setup and material.
View all FYXFER LASER videos on YouTube
The model code identifies the mechanical platform. Laser source, power, lens, working field, extraction, fixtures, software, and automation are selected after the material and required mark are reviewed.
Fiber, CO₂, UV, green, MOPA, or another source; rated power, wavelength, pulse behavior, lens, and working field are confirmed for the material and mark.
Marking speed, line speed, cycle time, line width, depth, contrast, and code readability are verified against an approved sample or application test.
Power supply, cooling, extraction, computer, software, rotary axis, fixtures, interfaces, guarding, and destination-market requirements are quoted by project.
| Model | Machine format | Operator access | Project-specific configuration |
|---|---|---|---|
| FY-LMM01 | Floor-standing open workstation | Open access for varied parts | Laser source, lens, Z-axis, fixture, rotary axis, extraction |
| FY-LMM01-C | Floor-standing enclosed workstation | Guarded door and viewing window | Internal working envelope, interlock, extraction, fixture, rotary axis |
| FY-LMM02 | Desktop all-in-one workstation | Open bench-top loading | Laser source, lens, column travel, fixture and software |
| FY-LMM02-C | Desktop enclosed workstation | Controlled chamber access | Chamber size, interlock, extraction, lens and fixture |
| FY-LMM03 | Desktop split-type workstation | Flexible part and cabinet placement | Column height, cable layout, lens, fixture and rotary axis |
| FY-LMM07 | Foldable desktop all-in-one | Portable open workstation | Laser source, marking field, transport setup and positioning |
| FY-LMM05 | Handheld laser marker | Portable head for large or fixed parts | Head weight, cable length, positioning guide, safety and extraction |
| FY-LMM04 | Flying in-line laser marker | Automatic production-line operation | Line speed, encoder, sensor, code source, communications and reject logic |
The correct enclosure or frame is determined by how the part reaches the marking field, how the operator works, and what must be integrated around the laser.
Useful when part sizes change and unrestricted access is important. The final safety arrangement must match the installed process.
Supports controlled access, guarding, viewing, and extraction for repeatable manual loading.
Consider when the workpiece is too large, heavy, fixed, or awkward to place beneath a conventional marking head.
Specify line speed, sensor and encoder signals, code source, reject logic, communications, and verification before integration.
Compare eight machine platforms, then match the laser source, part handling and required mark.
FY-LMM01 · FY-LMM01-C · FY-LMM02 · FY-LMM02-C · FY-LMM03 · FY-LMM04 · FY-LMM05 · FY-LMM07
PDF · English · 127.7 KB FYXFER_Laser_Marking_Selection_Guide_EN.pdf
Send the part size, material, marking field, output, and loading method. We will narrow the machine form first.
Metal identification, traceability and engraving from actual part requirements.
Broader pulse control for selected color, black and heat-sensitive applications.
Marking and engraving for many organic and non-metal materials.
Fine, low-heat marking on selected plastics, glass, electronics and packaging.
FY-LMM01 Floor-Standing Laser Marking Machine
FY-LMM02 Desktop Integrated Laser Marker
FY-LMM04 Flying Laser Marking Machine
FY-LMM05 Handheld Laser Marking Machine
FYXFER® Industrial Machinery is the industrial equipment brand of Yangzhou Fengyue CNC Technology Co., Ltd., a China-based manufacturer founded in 1996.
Laser marking, engraving and cutting systems are configured around the material, result, part handling and production workflow. OEM, ODM and custom projects can include sample review, multi-site coordination, remote technical support, spare parts and after-sales service.
Where CE documentation applies, confirm it for the selected machine and quoted configuration.
Review the integrated desktop platform, real machine photographs, field-lens options and configuration checklist before requesting a quote.
Identify the material and surface finish, then send the part dimensions, artwork, required contrast or depth and output per shift.
Compare fiber laser cutting formats for sheet metal and industrial fabrication.
Confirm the selected equipment, fixtures, utilities, installation needs and supply scope before ordering.
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