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Desktop 5W UV laser marking machine with 100x100mm working area

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Desktop UV Laser Marking Machine

Name: Desktop UV Laser Marking Machine
SKU: CS-191

Bench-mounted 5W UV laser marking machine with a 100 x 100mm working area. Built for repeat production runs on glass, acrylic and plastics. Price on request.

30-50 days (import order)

Key specifications

Laser type UV (cold marking)

Power 5W

Marking area 100 x 100 mm

Marks Glass, acrylic, plastics, silicone, PCB, packaging

Marking speed Up to 7,000 mm per second

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Min Order: 1 pc

Unit Rate

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Est. Total

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Worldwide & East Africa Delivery

Nairobi delivery included. Countrywide and international at cost — the exact figure goes into your quote before you commit.

The Full Brief

About This Product

The bench version of our handheld UV marker, and the one to buy when the work stops being occasional. Fixed on a 22kg stand with a 100 x 100mm working area, it holds focus and repeatability across a production run in a way no handheld can - which matters the moment you are marking a hundred identical bottles, badges or panels rather than one.

Same cold-marking behaviour: 5W UV breaks surface bonds instead of burning, so glass, clear acrylic, silicone, electronics substrate and cosmetics packaging come out clean with no heat distortion.

100 x 100mm working area - larger than the handheld's 70 x 70mm
22kg bench frame for consistent focus across a run
Free operator training and maintenance guidance
Tested before shipping, delivered countrywide

Pricing is quoted on request - message us on WhatsApp and we will send the current landed figure with the lead time. We would rather quote you the real number today than publish one that has moved.

Machine data plate

Desktop UV Laser Marking Machine — full specifications

Every figure we publish, in one place. If something you need to know is missing from this sheet, ask us on WhatsApp and we will find it out rather than guess at it.

Marking performance

Laser type: UV (cold marking)
Power: 5W
Marking area: 100 x 100 mm
Marks: Glass, acrylic, plastics, silicone, PCB, packaging
Marking speed: Up to 7,000 mm per second
Repeat accuracy: 0.003 mm
Minimum line width: 0.01 mm
Minimum character size: 0.2 mm
Marking depth: 0.005 to 1 mm, adjustable

The laser

Wavelength: 355 nm
Cooling: Air cooled - no water chiller, no pump

The machine

Mounting: Desktop / bench frame
Weight: 22 kg
Power supply: AC 220-240V, 50/60 Hz
Interface: USB

Artwork

Design software: Works from CorelDRAW or AutoCAD artwork
Typical marks: Batch codes, expiry dates, serial numbers, logos, QR codes

Supplied by Colorshade

Included: Free operator training
Lead time: 30-50 days (import order)

Included in the price

What you get

The marking head on its bench frame and column
Control unit and marking software, set up before dispatch
Focus adjustment and workpiece table
Mains lead
Free hands-on operator training
Tested and test-marked before it ships

What it earns

What you can make with it

These are jobs Colorshade runs on this equipment, not a list of things it could theoretically do. Ask us what any one of them pays before you commit.

Production batch coding

Expiry dates, batch numbers and lot codes on a run of identical bottles, jars or cartons, at the same depth every time.

Cosmetics and pharmaceutical packaging

The regulated marking that has to be permanent, legible and identical across thousands of units.

Glassware production runs

Branded glasses, bottles and laboratory ware marked without cracking or clouding.

Electronics and PCB identification

Component and board marking where heat is a defect and repeatability is the requirement.

Acrylic awards and signage panels

Repeat production of engraved acrylic where every piece has to match the last.

Contract marking as a service

Taking on volume work that a handheld unit physically cannot hold to tolerance across a shift.

Before you buy

What it costs to run

The price on this page is what you pay once. This is what the machine costs you afterwards — the part most suppliers leave you to find out on your own.

Consumables None. No ink, no solvent, no chemicals.

Power An ordinary 240V socket. No three-phase and no special installation.

Cooling Air cooled, so there is no chiller to buy, plumb, fill or maintain.

Wear parts The lens, and only as fast as you let it get dirty.

Routine maintenance Clean the lens, keep the bench dust-free, check connections.

Space It is a 22kg bench machine. Budget the bench before the machine arrives.

Side by side

How it compares to our other machines

The honest comparison, including where another machine is the better buy. Tell us the work you actually have and we will say which one pays for itself faster.

Machine	From	Laser type	Power	Marking area	Marks	Availability
Desktop Fiber Laser Marking Machine	KSh 900,000	Fiber	100W	100 x 100 mm	Steel, aluminium, brass, hard plastics	30-50 days (import order)
Desktop UV Laser Marking Machine You are here	On enquiry	UV (cold marking)	5W	100 x 100 mm	Glass, acrylic, plastics, silicone, PCB, packaging	30-50 days (import order)

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Straight answers

Questions buyers actually ask

Why is there no price on this page?

Because publishing a stale one would be worse than publishing none. This is a 30-50 day import order and the landed figure moves with shipping and duty. Message us on WhatsApp and we will send today's real number with the current lead time.

How is this different from the handheld UV machine?

A larger 100 x 100mm field, a 22kg bench frame instead of 7kg in your hand, and - the part that actually matters - it holds focus and repeatability across a whole production run. A handheld is for varied work that comes to you in ones and twos. This is for the hundredth identical bottle.

Should I buy this or the desktop fiber machine?

It is decided by material, not by budget. UV for glass, clear acrylic, silicone, PCB and packaging. Fiber for steel, aluminium and brass. They are not competing versions of one machine; buying the wrong one is buying a machine that cannot do your work at all.

Do I need a computer for it?

Yes, and it works from CorelDRAW or AutoCAD artwork, which is what most Kenyan design shops already run. Training covers getting your existing artwork onto the machine.

What kind of business buys this?

Someone who has outgrown marking one-offs - a packaging house, a cosmetics producer, an electronics assembler, or a contractor whose marking work has become a production line rather than a favour.

Is training included even though it is an import order?

Yes. Free, hands-on, and it happens when the machine lands. What the training covers is written up in full.

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