كان نقش الزجاج تقليديًا مجالًا للأدوات الدوارة والرمال, but with a fiber laser and a little prep work, you can achieve crisp, detailed etchings on glass surfaces—no special attachments required. أقل, we’ll walk you through a proven three-step process, originally shared by one of our customers, and show you how to adapt it to your كوماركر حفارة ألياف الليزر for consistent, high-contrast results.
Why Fiber Laser for Glass?
Most fiber lasers operate around 1064 نانومتر, a wavelength that glass does not absorb efficiently. لكن, by using a temporary marking layer, you can harness the pinpoint focus and high speeds of a fiber laser—like a كومماركر B6 جي بي تي موبا أو كومماركر تيتان 1—to leave a permanent, frosted design on your glass. The benefits:
- دقة: Micron-level focus yields sharp edges and fine details.
- سرعة: Engrave in seconds—with speeds up to 15,000 mm/s on ComMarker machines.
- براعه: No need for rotary fixtures; flat glass, زجاجات, and vases all work.
- متانة: The final etch is permanent, weather-resistant, and dishwasher-safe.
What You’ll Need
- Glass item—anything from flat panels to wine bottles.
- Rust-Oleum 2X paint (Ivory Silk or flat white)—temporary marking layer.
- Paint sprayer or aerosol—for even coverage.
- Paint thinner—for post-engraving cleanup.
- ComMarker fiber laser engraver—we recommend a 20 W+ unit with MOPA capability for optional color marking.
خطوة 1: Prep & Paint Your Glass
- Clean thoroughly—remove oils, بصمات الأصابع, and dust with isopropyl alcohol.
- Spray a thin, even coat of Rust-Oleum 2X Ivory Silk (or flat white) over your engraving surface.
- Hold can 8–12 inches away for a fine mist.
- Rotate bottles or move panels to avoid drips.
- Let it dry completely—at least 15–20 minutes in a dust-free area.
- Optional second coat if coverage is uneven.
Why Rust-Oleum? Its flat finish absorbs laser energy consistently, so you’ll get uniform etches without glaze or hotspots.
خطوة 2: إعدادات الليزر & التركيز
With your glass painted and dry, it’s time to dial in your ComMarker settings:
| المعلمة | Recommended Value |
|---|---|
| قوة الليزر | 20–30 % (start low, then adjust) |
| سرعة | 10 مم/ثانية (for deep etch) |
| تكرار | 80 كيلو هرتز |
| Line Spacing | 0.1 مم (100 µm) |
| وضع هاتش | 45° or “Crosshatch” for uniform fill |
| يمر | 1 (usually sufficient) |
- التركيز التلقائي your ComMarker head on the painted surface.
- Run a quick test on scrap glass or painted tile with a small circle to verify contrast.
- Adjust power في 5 % increments if your etch is too shallow or too dark (risks chipping the paint).
خطوة 3: نقش & Clean Up
- نقش your design—vector cut or bitmap hatch. The laser vaporizes the paint layer, exposing the frosted glass below.
- Wipe away the remaining paint with a lint-free cloth dampened in paint thinner or acetone.
- Rinse and dry the glass to remove any residue.
النتائج? A crisp white frosted design that’s fully bonded into the glass surface.
Pro Tips for Spectacular Results
- Keep it thin: Thick paint layers can lead to uneven etching or flaking.
- Mind the edges: Avoid painting over curved or lip areas—focus on the flat center for best focus.
- Test small: Always run a 10 × 10 mm test square to fine-tune settings before your final piece.
- Use MOPA: If you have a كومماركر تيتان 1, try longer pulse widths for subtle color shifts (grey, bronze) on clear glass.
- Safety first: Wear laser-safe goggles and ensure proper ventilation when using solvents.
Why Choose ComMarker for Glass Engraving?
- Reliable MOPA Laser Modules (20 W–200 W) designed for industrial uptime.
- Precision Optics that maintain focus across wide engraving fields.
- برامج سهلة الاستخدام: LightBurn and EZCad2 compatibility for seamless file prep.
- أمان & يدعم: Enclosed Class 1 التصاميم, responsive tech support, and robust training materials.
Whether you’re a hobbyist decorating shot glasses or a pro-shop offering high-end engraved trophies, كوماركر fiber lasers unlock glass engraving like never before. Ready to elevate your creativity? Explore our full lineup of fiber laser engravers and start etching memories in glass today!
