Nutek PCB Laser Marking Machines Cell Series 3 NTM5510-X

The machine can mark text, barcodes, 2D codes, and graphics onto PCBs.

It has a PCB lifting system to maintain a constant focal point for the laser, ensuring consistent marking quality even if board thickness or flatness varies.

• The unit uses a Class 1 laser-protected housing (safe for operators when used properly).
• It is a 10 W CO₂ (Class 4) laser source.
• Also includes air cooling and a fume extraction device to manage emissions during marking.

• Comes with user-friendly software, with an industrial PC and a 21.5″ LCD monitor for control.
• It has a barcode scanner or camera for readability / verification check after marking.
• Optional inverting unit for double-sided marking.

• It is SMEMA compatible, meaning it can properly communicate/hand off to upstream/downstream line equipment.
• Includes selectable bypass operation, so marking can be skipped if not needed.
• Automatic width adjustment conveyor and PCB side clamping ensure boards are securely held and aligned.

• Dimensions: approximately 850 × 1645 × 1380 mm (L × W × H)
• Fixed point to front: about 330 mm, useful for planning line layout.
• Weight: ~ 700 kg.

• The laser source is 10 W CO₂, which is fairly powerful for high contrast marking on many PCB substrate types.
• Marking is done using digitally controlled linear axes for X & Y movements, giving precise positioning.

• Because it is a fairly large & heavy machine (700 kg), facility floor strength, space, and handling during installation must be considered.
• Class 4 laser safety implies strict safety procedures, shielding, and possibly operator training / certification.
• Marking speed and throughput will depend on code complexity, size, and substrate material; highly detailed graphics or dense codes take longer.
• Maintenance of optical components (laser, lenses, mirrors), extraction/fume system, and cooling are required to maintain marking quality over time.