Introduction
This test used MP-60 fiber laser with LightBurn software to mark stainless steel cutlery. The goal was to check whether the machine could create a clear decorative marking effect on the fork and knife surfaces. The total marking time for this test was approximately 10 min.
1. Test Goal
The test was carried out to verify the marking performance of the MP-60 on stainless steel cutlery. The required result was a clean visible design on the metal surface with a good final appearance.
2. Test Requirement
The sample was stainless steel cutlery. The marking process needed to produce decorative graphics and text on the handle areas.
3. Machine and Material Setup
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Machine type | Fiber laser |
| Machine model | MP-60 |
| Software | LightBurn |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Test object | Stainless steel knife and fork |
| Application | Decorative marking / cutlery customization |
| Process | Laser marking |
| Processing time | 10 min |
| Test result | Good |
4. Laser Parameter Used
| Parameter Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Mode | Fill |
| Speed | 300 mm/s |
| Max power | 20% |
| Frequency | 50 kHz |
| Q-Pulse width | 1.00 ns |
| Global passes | 1 |
| Line interval | 0.0080 mm |
| Lines per inch | 3175.000 |
| Scan angle | 90 deg |
| Number of passes | 1 |
| Angle increment | 0.0 |
| Pass count | 1 |
5. Test Result
The MP-60 completed the stainless steel cutlery marking test in 10 min. The final image shows visible decorative graphics and text on the cutlery handles. The recorded test effect was good.
6. Test Conclusion
This stainless steel cutlery marking test achieved the required visual effect using the MP 60 fiber laser. The result shows that the machine can create decorative marking on polished stainless steel utensils for personalized or sample customization.
This type of result may be useful for custom tableware, gift sets, restaurant branding samples, personalized household items, and small-batch stainless steel product decoration. Before batch production, the final parameter values should be confirmed with the same material, artwork file, lens setup, and marking software.
