
Long-lasting performance: the Domino F230i CP and EP industrial fiber lasers are built for durability, with a service life of up to 12 years.

Improved production efficiency: Domino F230i lasers significantly increase production uptime and reduce maintenance costs.

Environmentally friendly operation: Domino F230i lasers run with no consumables such as ribbons, chemical fluids, solvents or acids.
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| F230i CP | |
|---|---|
| Laser type | Pulsed fiber laser |
| Selectable waveforms | 2 |
| Laser wavelength | 1059-1065 nm |
| Laser power (peak power) | 20W |
| Laser source life (MTBF) | 100,000 h |
| Internal laser pointer | Wavelength: 630-670 nm, Pmax = 390μW, Class 1 pointer laser |
| Coding speed | High-speed applications (depending on substrate, code and pitch) |
| Fonts and text | Optimised for high-speed laser marking, including standard fonts, multilingual and Unicode |
| Graphics and logos | *.bmp (monochrome), *.plt, *.dxf |
| Machine-readable codes | More than 60 types of linear barcodes and 2D Data Matrix codes; GS1 supported |
| Code content | Supports traceability and serialised codes; configurable data, counters and time formats |
| Focal length / spot size | 160mm/118x118mm, 250mm/187x187mm, 300mm/229x229mm |
| Laser head dimensions and weight | 80x141x465 mm – 7kg |
| Controller dimensions (WxDxH) and weight | 430x471x308 mm – 37.6 kg |
| Integration | i-Tech head can be mounted in several positions and orientations, including axial and radial mounting |
| Operating temperature | 5° / 40°C |
| Operating humidity | Max. 90% RH, non-condensing |
| Laser head protection rating | IP65 |
| Controller protection rating | IP43 (air cooled) |
| Electrical requirements | 100 – 240VAC, 50/60Hz |
| Power consumption | max. 3.5A/350VA |
| User interface | Web-based GUI (optional TouchPanel); WYSIWYG preview; 25 pre-installed operator languages |
| Software | QuickStep2 with Dynamark4 |
| Product detection input | NPN / PNP / 24V sensor |
| Product speed detection | Differential encoder or static signal |
| Signal inputs and outputs | Multiple controller I/O (e.g. fume extractor, compressed air kit, water cooling, encoder, product detection, alarms and interlocks). Output signals: laser ready, laser busy, job complete, code applied. Inputs: start, laser control, programmable logic |
| Interfaces | USB, RS232, Ethernet (10/100 Mbit), Ethernet/IP™ (optional) |
| Options | I/O port kit, shutter, cable kits (4.5 m, 9 m), USB backup/restore, 4-colour alarm lamp, speed kit, door lock, Pharma option |
| Accessories | Rack mounting kit, laser stand, fume extraction system |
| F230i EP | |
|---|---|
| Laser type | Pulsed fiber laser |
| Selectable waveforms | 40 |
| Laser wavelength | 1059-1065 nm |
| Laser power (peak power) | 20W |
| Laser source life (MTBF) | 100,000 h |
| Internal laser pointer | Wavelength: 630-670 nm, Pmax = 390μW, Class 1 pointer laser |
| Coding speed | High-speed applications (depending on substrate, code and pitch) |
| Fonts and text | Optimised for high-speed laser marking, including standard fonts, multilingual and Unicode |
| Graphics and logos | *.bmp (monochrome), *.plt, *.dxf |
| Machine-readable codes | More than 60 types of linear barcodes and 2D Data Matrix codes; GS1 supported |
| Code content | Supports traceability and serialised codes; configurable data, counters and time formats |
| Focal length / spot size | 160mm/118x118mm, 250mm/187x187mm, 300mm/229x229mm |
| Laser head dimensions and weight | 80x141x465 mm – 7kg |
| Controller dimensions (WxDxH) and weight | 430x471x308 mm – 37.6 kg |
| i-Tech head integration | Can be installed in several positions and orientations, including axial and radial mounting |
| Operating temperature | 5° / 40°C |
| Operating humidity | Max. 90% RH, non-condensing |
| Laser head protection rating | IP65 |
| Controller protection rating | IP43 (air cooled) |
| Electrical requirements | 100 – 240VAC, 50/60Hz |
| Power consumption | max. 3.5A/350VA |
| User interface | Web-based GUI (optional TouchPanel); WYSIWYG preview; 25 pre-installed operator languages |
| Software | QuickStep2 with Dynamark4 |
| Product detection input | NPN / PNP / 24V sensor |
| Product speed detection | Differential encoder or static signal |
| Signal inputs and outputs | Multiple controller I/O (e.g. fume extractor, compressed air kit, water cooling, encoder, product detection, alarms and interlocks). Output signals: laser ready, laser busy, job complete, code applied. Input signals: start, laser control, programmable logic |
| Interfaces | USB, RS232, Ethernet (10/100 Mbit), Ethernet/IP™ (optional) |
| Options | I/O Port Kit, shutter, cable kits (4.5 m, 9 m), USB backup/restore kit, 4-colour alarm lamp, speed kit, door lock, Pharma option |
| Accessories | Rack mounting kit, laser stand, fume extraction system |
All dimensions are given in millimetres. Drawing not to scale, for illustration only. Domino reserves the right to change the design, layout or product specifications without notice. Some information in this brochure is general in nature and the customer should check that it applies to their specific needs.
F-Series: top-quality marking at reduced cost
The F-Series laser printers deliver top-quality marking while reducing both purchase and running costs. The Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) of this pulsed fiber laser is highly competitive and enables significant savings in product marking:
Fast installation
Minimal energy consumption
No consumables (inks, ribbons…)
Long-life lens
Domino’s fiber laser technology is highly versatile and optimised for a wide range of industrial sectors.

What applications are laser markers suited to?
Laser markers are ideal for permanent coding and marking of batch numbers, expiration dates, barcodes, QR codes, and DataMatrix codes on a wide range of materials.
What is the difference between CO₂, fiber, and UV lasers?
CO₂ lasers are ideal for organic materials, fiber lasers for metals and engineering plastics, while UV lasers deliver high-precision marking on sensitive materials.
What codes can be produced with a laser marker?
Laser markers can engrave text, batch numbers, expiration dates, barcodes, QR codes, and DataMatrix codes with high precision.
What are the advantages of laser marking?
Laser marking is permanent, fast, and precise, requires no consumables, and reduces running costs over time.
What materials can be laser marked?
Laser marking is suitable for a wide range of materials, including metals, plastics, PET, glass, flexible films, laminates, and cardboard.