Flat engraving
Recommended for logos, serial numbers, QR codes, nameplates, and surface marking. Not recommended as the relief engraving option.
Z12 Fiber Laser
Carverall 20w/30w/50w Laser Engraver
Smart Than Ever
Not Only 2D Deep Effect
But, 2.5D/3D Relief
2D
3D
Easy-to-Start Program
The Carverall Z12 galvo laser engraver supports seamless engraving of any design using industry-standard software such as LightBurn and EZCAD2, with compatibility across a wide range of image formats.
Cylindrical Rotating Engraving
With our Rotary Chuck MD18
Built For Longevity
The Laser Module Lifespan is more than 100,000 Hours
The Z12 fiber laser engraver offers powerful 20W–50W output in a compact industrial form, delivering fast, deep, and precise metal engraving with electric lifting and professional-grade stability.
Galvo-Fiber Laser Engraver
Industry-leading Fiber Laser Marking System
The Z12 utilizes an industrial-grade fiber laser source combined with a high-speed galvo scanner and optimized field lens system. This configuration ensures rapid beam movement, precise positioning, and consistent energy delivery, resulting in high-efficiency, deep, and detailed engraving performance on metal and selected non-metal materials.
Faster, Deeper, Larger And More Accurate
Vivid Color At Every Depth
Exceptional Detail, Engineered for Precision
Two F-theta lens Optional
Engraving accuracy
Carverall Z12 features an advanced fiber laser lens that delivers high speed and exceptional stability.
0.01MM
With advanced fiber laser lens, Z12 provides high speed and exceptional stability.
Exceptional Detail
90 Degree ROTATING
VERTICAL ARM
Unlock Expansive Engraving Space Like Never Before
EXTENDED SERVICE LIFE
Dust shields are added to the back of the work area for a longer service life. Chamfer or fillet all sharp parts for safety
Ideal For Metals and Plastics
Specifications
Carverall Z12
comparison
Z12 is available in 20W, 30W, 50W, and 60W MOPA configurations. The 20W version is mainly for flat engraving, while 30W and 50W support both flat marking and relief engraving. 60W MOPA adds advanced pulse control for more specialized metal marking effects.
Laser source
RAYCUS fiber laser source
Power options
20W / 30W / 50W / 60W MOPA
Marking area
15 x 15 cm or 20 x 20 cm field lens
Software
EZCAD2 and LightBurn compatible workflow
Flat + light relief
Better for users who need faster metal marking and light relief work while keeping the setup cost controlled.
50W production
Stronger depth, faster processing, and better performance for flat marking plus relief engraving in commercial use.
Advanced control
For stainless steel color marking, black marking, precise pulse-width control, and more demanding metal effects.
Power and performance comparison
| Comparison | Z12 20W | Z12 30W | Z12 50W | Z12 60W MOPA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main use | Flat marking Best for surface engraving, logos, ID plates, codes, serial numbers, and general metal personalization. |
Flat + light relief Good for flat marking and shallow relief engraving with better speed than 20W. |
Flat + relief Recommended for stronger metal engraving, deeper texture, and production-focused work. |
Advanced marking Built for more refined metal effects, color marking, black marking, and pulse-sensitive work. |
| Flat engraving | Supported Clean and precise for normal marking depth. |
Supported Faster and stronger than 20W. |
Excellent Efficient for batch flat marking. |
Excellent Extra parameter control for special metal results. |
| Relief engraving | Not recommended 20W should mainly be positioned for flat engraving. |
Light relief Suitable for shallow relief and visible depth. |
Recommended Better for deeper relief and stronger metal removal. |
Advanced Supports relief workflows with more precise pulse adjustment. |
| Color marking | Limited Not the preferred option for color marking. |
Limited Possible on selected materials, but not the main selling point. |
Limited Stronger power, but less pulse flexibility than MOPA. |
Best choice More suitable for stainless steel color effects and black marking. |
| Speed | Standard speed for flat marking and smaller daily jobs. | Faster than 20W and more efficient for daily business use. | High efficiency for repeated engraving and stronger depth. | High efficiency with more detailed pulse and color control. |
| Recommended buyer | Users focused on logo marking, ID marking, QR codes, nameplates, and entry-level metal personalization. | Small businesses that need flat marking plus occasional shallow relief engraving. | Professional users who need stronger engraving depth and better productivity. | Advanced users, metal studios, and businesses that need color marking or high-control marking effects. |
Product specifications
Model
Carverall Z12
Laser Source
RAYCUS
Laser Power
20W / 30W / 50W / 60W MOPA
Laser Wavelength
1064 nm
Spot Size
45 um with 15 x 15 cm field lens
65 um with 20 x 20 cm field lens
65 um with 20 x 20 cm field lens
Engraving Accuracy
0.01 mm
Engraving Speed
0-15,000 mm/s
Marking Area
15 x 15 cm / 5.9 x 5.9 inch
20 x 20 cm / 7.9 x 7.9 inch
20 x 20 cm / 7.9 x 7.9 inch
Net Weight
15 kg
Dimension
38 x 27 x 56 cm
System Supported
EZCAD2 for Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10
LightBurn license required, compatible with Mac and Windows
LightBurn license required, compatible with Mac and Windows
Graphic Format Supported
BMP, GIF, JPG, JPEG, DXF, DST, AI, TGA, PNG, TIF, TIFF, SVG, G-CODE, PLT, etc.
Support Rotary
Yes
Compatible Materials
All metals, plus selected non-metal materials such as leather and hard plastics.
Note: Actual engraving depth, color effects, and processing speed depend on material type, surface coating, field lens, focus, parameter settings, and the number of passes. 20W should be promoted mainly for flat engraving; 30W and 50W can be promoted for both flat marking and relief engraving.
After-sales Support
FAQ
1. What materials can the Z12 fiber laser engrave?
The Z12 is designed specifically for metal processing. It can engrave and mark stainless steel, aluminum, brass, copper, gold, silver, coated metals, anodized aluminum, and certain engineering plastics. It is ideal for industrial marking, customization, and professional workshops.
2. Does the Z12 support rotary engraving on cylindrical objects?
Yes. The Z12 is fully compatible with the MD18 rotary roller attachment, allowing precise engraving on cylindrical and round objects such as rings, pipes, tumblers, tubes, and metal components.
3. Can the laser head be adjusted for different engraving angles?
Yes. The Z12 features a 90° rotatable laser arm, enabling horizontal and side engraving. This design provides greater flexibility when working with large, heavy, or irregularly shaped objects without repositioning the entire machine.
4. Is the Z12 equipped with electric lifting?
Yes. The Z12 supports electric Z-axis lifting, allowing fast and precise height adjustment via control buttons. This ensures accurate focus, improves efficiency, and makes setup easier when switching between objects of different heights.
5. What power options are available for the Z12?
The Z12 is available in 20W, 30W, and 50W configurations.
20W: Ideal for fine marking and light engraving
30W: Balanced choice for deeper engraving and faster speeds
50W: Best for industrial-grade deep engraving and high-volume production
6. Which software is compatible with the Z12?
The Z12 is compatible with EZCAD2 and LightBurn (fiber version). This ensures a smooth workflow, wide file format support, and compatibility with professional engraving environments.
7. Is the Z12 suitable for beginners or only professionals?
The Z12 is designed for both professional users and serious beginners. With electric lifting, precise galvo scanning, stable structure, and intuitive software support, it offers a low learning curve while meeting industrial-level performance requirements.
8. What is the difference between a MOPA fiber laser and a standard fiber laser?
Both MOPA and standard fiber lasers are excellent for engraving and marking metals, but a MOPA fiber laser offers significantly greater control over pulse duration and frequency, allowing for more advanced applications.
Compared with a standard fiber laser, a MOPA laser can:
Create vibrant color markings on stainless steel and titanium
Produce deep engraving and 3D relief effects with better surface quality
Generate high-contrast black markings on stainless steel
Mark sensitive materials with reduced heat damage
Deliver finer details and smoother engraving results
Process certain plastics and anodized aluminum more effectively
A standard fiber laser is ideal for basic metal marking, serial numbers, logos, QR codes, and industrial engraving. A MOPA fiber laser is the preferred choice for users who need color engraving, premium customization, deep relief engraving, jewelry work, personalized gifts, and high-end metal processing.
If your primary goal is standard metal marking, a regular fiber laser is often sufficient. If you want the highest engraving quality and maximum material versatility, a MOPA fiber laser is the better investment.
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