3-Axis Hybrid Laser Marker

NEW MD-X Series

Full-Field Auto-Focus

Focus Correction (Z)

+8.3 mm

Position Correction (X, Y, θ)

+11.5 mm, -10.2 mm, +40.6°

MD - X Series
 Improve the entire marking process

Detects and Automatically Corrects Distance and Position

Full-Field
Auto-Focus
The built-in distance sensor and camera
track positional and focal deviation of
the target. These features prevent
printing defects due to changes in part
position, which can be a problem when
laser marking.

Position Correction (X, Y, θ)

-9.5 mm, +8.3 mm, -12.7°

Focus Correction (Z)

+10.4 mm

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Marking and Inspection with a Single Unit

NEW
3-Axis Hybrid Laser Marker
MD-X Series

High Quality,
High Output,
Long Service Life
The MD-X Series provides both the high
beam quality of YVO4 lasers and the
high output of fibre lasers. Clear and
fast marking on both resin and metal
can be performed reliably for a long
period of time.

Print Inspection,
Predictive
Maintenance
Inspections can be performed after
marking, without the need for external
equipment. Predictive maintenance of
the laser marking process is achieved
by monitoring both the laser power and
flaws on the lens.

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 Elimination of Marking Defects
Focused on Solving the Industry's Biggest Challenge

The Importance of Focusing

Laser markers use a lens to focus light to
Focal point
perform marking and processing.
Deviation in the focal point may cause
blurred or missing markings. Focusing is a 2 mm deviation

prerequisite for stable marking.

4 mm deviation

2014 3rd Generation

Origin Auto-Focus
A built-in camera was added to automate
focusing at the centre of the area (the
origin of the marking area).

2007 2nd Generation

Variable Focal Distance

A built-in Z scanner allowed the focal
distance to be set by the user. However,
since there was no auto-focus feature,
the actual values had to be input
1998 1st Generation
manually.
Length measuring
Fixed Focal Distance laser pointer

Measurement results
In order to focus, it was necessary to
+21 mm
actually measure the distance from the
head to the marking surface. It was then
±0
necessary to physically adjust the
position of the jig and head to match the
-21 mm
height of the target.

Coordinates
Z: -15.000 mm

Focal point

Focal point
deviation

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 NEW 4th Generation

Focus Anywhere,
with Full-Field Auto-Focus
A built-in distance sensor constantly measures the distance to the marking location and
focuses on that location. By tracking unintentional deviation in the height or inclination
of the target, marking defects can be prevented over the entire marking area.

NEW
3-Axis Hybrid Laser Marker
MD-X2000A/2500A

Distance sensor

Distance light

Focus
Correction (Z)
Variable focal +21.0 mm
distance

+21.0 mm

Focus
Correction (Z)
±0.0 mm

0 mm

-21.0 mm

Focus Correction (Z)

-21.0 mm

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 Auto-Focus at Each Marking Location
Z Tracking Function

Conventional marking (focal point deviation) MD-X marking (auto-focus)

Unlike conventional laser markers in which the focal distance is fixed, the built-in distance
sensor measures each marking location. This maintains high marking quality over the entire
marking area.

❚ Scanning measurement ❚ Tilt correction is possible

method
The distance sensor takes measurements Distances can be measured at multiple
in an elliptical pattern on the part. This points in the area to be marked to
ensures stable distance measurement calculate and correct the tilt angle.
regardless of surface reflection or condition. Distance sensor
Measurement point
Distance
Angle correction for
sensor light
Location to
marking settings
be measured
(marking
location)

Measurement
point

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Z Tracking Examples

Tilt Correction for Large Products

Problems with conventional methods

Slight tilting during mounting caused a deviation

in focal distance, which led to irregularities in
marking.

Resolved with MD-X

The MD-X accounts for tilt of the target,

enabling stable marking.

Correct Deviations from Robotic Placement

Problems with conventional methods

Deviation when chucking would cause a

deviation in focal distance, which led to blurred
marking.

Resolved with MD-X

The focal distance to the marking

location is measured and corrected
before marking.

Eliminate Manual Height Adjustment

Problems with conventional methods

It was necessary to physically adjust the height

each time the target for marking changed.

Resolved with MD-X

Since the laser marker focuses itself,

troublesome adjustments and
changeovers are not required.

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 Built-In Vision for Position Alignment
XY Tracking Function

Conventional marking (positional deviation)

Marking with MD-X (auto-correction)

Two built-in cameras in the head allow alignment

without the need for external equipment. This
Full-view camera
prevents marking errors due to positional deviation.

❚ Full-view camera image

The full-view camera captures the
entire marking area. Alignment is
possible for a variety of target sizes in
the entire area.
ON

Coaxial camera
❚ Coaxial camera image
Thanks to the built-in coaxial camera,
calibration using external camera
coordinates is unnecessary. As a ON
result, alignment is simpler and more
reliable.

Position Correction (X, Y, θ)

+4.1 mm, -2.5 mm, -26.0°

Position Correction (X, Y, θ)

+6.1 mm, -3.4 mm, -15.3°

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XY Tracking Examples

Correct Deviations from Product Handling

Problems with conventional methods

Positional deviation during mounting resulted in positional

deviation when marking.

Resolved with MD-X

Deviation in the target is identified and automatically

corrected, enabling stable marking.

Easy Integration with Automatic Alignment

Problems with conventional methods

When positioning was difficult, such as with circular products,

fine adjustment of the jig and installation of an external camera
were necessary.

Resolved with MD-X

The MD-X adjusts the position before marking,

which contributes to reduced costs for jigs and
external devices.

Eliminate Need for Fixturing

Problems with conventional methods

Marking defects occurred due to manual placement errors and

jig deviations.

Resolved with MD-X

Marking is possible simply by placing the target in

the marking area. Fine manual alignment and jig
adjustments are not required.

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 Eliminate Incorrect Marking
A judgment function that uses image results
to prevent incorrect marking before it occurs

Since the MD-X Series acquires pre-marking data such as distance

measurements and target shape, it is possible to detect
when incorrect products are present or equipment malfunctions have
occurred before marking is performed.

❚ Detection example

Different product

Different product is mixed in

Large fluctuation in the

product matching level is
detected

OK

OK

Not OK
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Judgment function applications

Identification of different product types

Problems with conventional methods OK
There have been cases in which an operator accidentally
places the wrong product on the line, resulting in scrap.

Resolved with MD-X

Differences in the product's shape are recognized, Not OK

and the incorrect product is detected before

marking.

Product presence/absence detection

Problems with conventional methods Missing target
In order to confirm whether products have been set in the fixture
correctly, an external sensor and program were necessary.

Resolved with MD-X

Using the built-in distance sensor, the laser marker Misplaced target

can check for the presence or absence of the

product and determine whether or not it is seated
correctly in the fixture.

Prevent marking the same product twice

Problems with conventional methods
OK
There have been cases in which a product has been marked
multiple times due to problems with repeated marking start signals.

Resolved with MD-X

The built-in camera can capture a pre-marking image Not OK

of the target and be used to determine whether or

not it has already been marked.

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 High Quality × High Output × Long Service Life
Hybrid Laser Oscillator that Combines the Advantages of
YVO4 and Fibre

Controller Controller

Amp Master
oscillator
LD bar Q switch
(multi-emitter)

LD LDバー
（シングルエミッター）
(single emitter)
Head
Laser oscillator Head
Nd:YVO4

Q switch
Output mirror Rear mirror

YVO4 Laser Marker

High quality
× Fibre Laser Marker

Long service life

Depth of focus High output

Controller

LD
3-Axis Hybrid (single emitter)
Laser oscillator
Laser Marker S-MOPA
MD-X Series

Long service life

Head

High output Master oscillator Amp

Nd:YVO4 Nd:YVO4
High quality
Q switch
Rear Output
Depth of focus mirror mirror

LD (single emitter)

YVO4 × Fibre = Hybrid

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Built-In S-MOPA Laser Oscillator*
This unique laser oscillation method combines the High-quality
Covers the advantages of
marking
best attributes of YVO4 and fibre laser markers. Focus on peak conventional YVO4 laser
markers and fibre laser markers
Years of KEYENCE laser development in solid power YVO4
(compared to the conventional
state and fibre oscillators has led to the invention of Hybrid KEYENCE model)
the hybrid oscillator powering our new MD-X Series
laser marker. Fibre

High-speed marking
❚ Printing examples
Focus on output
Optimal marking conditions
Resin
can be achieved for a variety *Solid-state Master Oscillator Power Amplifier:
of targets, such as delicate High output is achieved by combining the amplifier technology used in fibre lasers with the high
marking on resin and quality beam of the YVO4 laser oscillator. The LD (laser diode), which serves as the light source,
Metal uses a single emitter with high heat dissipation to achieve a longer service life.
high-output marking on metal.

High 200 kW Peak Power & Short-Pulse Laser

The peak power of the MD-X Series is 200 kW, Peak power
twice that of a conventional YVO4 laser. 200 200 kW
A high-output, short-pulse laser with a minimum MD-X2500A
pulse duration of 4 ns minimises thermal damage
150
to the target. It is ideal for applications where users
want to minimise the effects of heat, such as
100 100 kW
contrast marking on resin.
MD-X2000A

50
10 kW
20 W fibre laser (reference value)
0
4 ns
100 ns

Maintain Greater Depth of Focus

The MD-X Series has a depth of focus that is ❚ KEYENCE fibre laser marker ❚ MD-X Series
characteristic of YVO4 laser oscillators. Depth of In focus Grade: A In focus Grade: A

focus is an important factor for basic performance

in order to achieve and maintain marking quality.
When used in combination with the Z tracking 1 mm deviation Grade: A 1 mm deviation Grade: A
function, this also results in high tolerance to height
deviation.

2 mm deviation Illegible 2 mm deviation Grade: A

3 mm deviation Illegible 3 mm deviation Grade: B

4 mm deviation Illegible 4 mm deviation Illegible

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 Understand Your Marking Process
through Data
Web Monitoring Function

No External Equipment Required for Predictive Maintenance or Troubleshooting

Various factors must be considered the cause of marking defects, from target position deviation, to lens flaws, to drops in output
power. Marking defects that occurred suddenly were difficult to reproduce, and it was often difficult to identify the cause.
The MD-X Series offers a wide range of monitoring functions, from predictive maintenance to cause analysis when a marking
defect occurs, without the need for external equipment. By using the Web Monitoring function, the status of the marking process
can be obtained accurately, even from a remote location.

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❚ Lens Inspection ❚ Power Monitor
A built-in sensor monitors flaws on the laser lens and outputs a The head is equipped with a built-in thermopile power monitor, which
warning if the threshold is exceeded. This prevents marking defects allows for easy, reliable, and quick output management, the most
from occurring due to the laser beam being blocked. important part of laser marker equipment maintenance.

Laser lens
Power Monitor
Pre-marking lens
inspection Laser power inspection
Score 91 Output value 25.00 W

❚ Confirmation of 2D Code Quality ❚ Marking Confirmation

The contents of a marked code can be read by the built-in 2D code The built-in camera captures an image of the target before and after
reader, then verified in accordance with marking quality standards. marking. The images are then compared and checked for
differences in contrast to identify missing markings.

Supported standard Digitalisation of

ISO/IEC TR 29158 readability and
(AIM DPM-1-2006) margins

❚ Diagnostic Tools
In the unlikely event of a marking defect, these tools can be used to analyse the cause and implement countermeasures.

1 2 3
Retroactively verify
Identify when a problem occurred • Laser output • Lens flaws Implement
from images captured by the • Position of the target countermeasures
built-in camera and other factors that can cause marking defects, at the for each cause
precise moment when marking was performed

Z Tracking
Laser Power Lens Inspection
(For Monitor)

Defects identified in images No problems No problems It is possible to take countermeasures,

because the cause of the defect was
found to be from misalignment.
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 Predictive Maintenance and
Troubleshooting Examples

Check the Status of a Laser Marker from the Office

The status of each laser marker can be shared via an
internal network, and therefore daily inspection results and
internal status checks can be confirmed on a monitor in the
office. This eliminates the hassle of going to the marking
process at the manufacturing site to check the device
directly, as is required for conventional laser markers.

Management building
Check the status of a laser marker
from the office

Easily Obtain Device Information Even When Problems Occur Overseas

Customer's
Even if a problem occurs with a laser marker that is used
local production line
overseas, the cause and solution can be easily grasped
by obtaining the device information.
Problems with language, knowledge, and experience,
make it difficult to accurately understand the content of
problems that occurred at overseas sites with
conventional laser markers.

Cooperating manufacturer location Customer's

company headquarters

Easily Report on Causes and Solutions

In the unlikely event that a problem occurs during the
marking process, it is common practice to summarize the
causes and solutions in a report in order to prevent
recurrence.
The marking diagnostic tool has a report function that <対策>
B-14：カメラ画像

can easily output symptoms, causes, and solutions in

(異物・遮蔽物)

<診断結果>

PDF or Excel format.

B-14：カメラ画像
(異物・遮蔽物)

Marking Defects on Automotive Parts

Symptom Markings are flawed

Date/Time 20XX/02/06 18:24:28
Lot Number 1000231
Person Responsible
Item Name Automotive part A
Destination Company B
Process Lot number marking process

Marking Defects on Automotive Parts

It was discovered that when marking was performed on automotive parts that had oil on them,
the markings were disturbed due to obstruction of the marking laser. The defect rate is 1/100.

A removal process will be added immediately before the lot number marking process.

<Results of Diagnostic Target List>

No. Date/Time Job No. Block No.

1 20XX02/06 18:18:16 100 1
2 20XX/02/06 18:21:06 100 1
3 20XX/02/06 18:24:30 100 1

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Prevent Problems Due to Operator Error
Limits can be placed on operator's access which can Manager Operator Viewing only
prevent unintentional errors. User management
(Access level function)
Equipment settings
Since the setting change history can be checked, it is
Maintenance
easy to determine whether or not the settings change
was the cause of a problem. Job management

(Change history function) Change marking

conditions
Change marking
contents
Job switching

Trigger

Viewing

Monitor Trends and Make Maintenance Plans

The most important thing to avoid when maintaining ❚ Laser power
equipment is sudden, unexpected problems.
100.0
Since the internal state can be managed at all times, it is
easy to make a maintenance plan. By monitoring lens
80.0
contamination and laser power trends, the best timing for
maintenance and cleaning can be determined.
60.0

40.0

If the laser power falls below this 20.0

level, I'll calibrate the power
output.
0.0

Save Image Data to Verify Non-Defective Parts

In some cases, although there was no problem
immediately after laser marking, there were marking
flaws due to subsequent processes. In such cases, the
Carrier
marked area was damaged during transportation or
assembly. Since an image of the results can be saved Laser marking
when marking is performed, it is easy to determine
Corporate factory
whether the cause of the marking flaw occurred during
an in-house process or during a post process.

Assembly line

I can't scan the code!

Delivery destination

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 Laser Marker Software

Marking Builder Plus

Redesigned interface to easily achieve high performance.
Even beginners can quickly go from concept to marking in
minutes.

Easy Shape Settings

Surface Fitting Function
Scanning of marking location with built-in distance measurement sensor.
The settings for markings on cylinders and sloped surfaces, which used to be complicated, can be completed with a single click.

Click the Surface Fitting

1
button.

The built-in distance measurement

2
sensor scans the target surface.

Shape settings and height adjustment

3
are automatically performed.

2D Code Pattern Selection Quality Adjustment Level

Users can select the 2D code marking pattern from The software automatically calculates fine adjustments for
multiple patterns to obtain optimal results for the code detailed parameters required for selecting between higher
reader being used, marking size, and target material. quality and speed. Since complicated calculations are not
required, anyone can easily make fine adjustments to
optimise performance of the laser marker.

Pattern A Pattern B Pattern C Pattern D

Simply select from

Pattern E Pattern F Complete pattern 1 Complete pattern 2 6 adjustment levels

Complete pattern 3 Complete pattern 4 Complete pattern 5 Complete pattern 6

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Easy Alignment
Built-In Camera
Alignment is possible by imaging the actual
target with the built-in camera. Positioning
can be performed by dragging and dropping,
eliminating the need for complicated
coordinate adjustments.

Easy Marking
Sample Marking Function
The software automatically recommends
marking parameters based on the material
being marked. Optimal conditions can be NEW General- Resin
found easily using the marking results list. purpose

Not only is it possible to make crisp, clean

markings, but stable and optimal conditions
are achieved by choosing the best condition. Metal black A Metal black B Metal white
Best OK

Select material Find optimal conditions quickly

Printer Driver Function Compatible with Previous Software

All Excel/Word/PDF/Image files can be imported directly The new Marking Builder Plus software and the previous
into the laser marker software. There is no need to Marking Builder 3 software are compatible, allowing for
convert and edit the data, so laser marking can be simple migration of settings between the old and new
performed as easily as printing on an office printer. software versions. This allows for worry-free use even
on production lines with multiple units, spare units, or a
mixture of old and new laser markers.

New software Old software

PDF Marking Builder Plus Marking Builder 3
Word

Excel
Settings can be
migrated between the
old and new versions
Directly capture of the software
all data

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 Robust Design for Industrial Use
The MD-X series was designed to maintain high performance on actual production lines.

Environmental Resilience
Tough in Any Environment
The MD-X series marking head meets IP64
environmental resistance specifications. This
environmental resistance allows the laser to
perform at a high level regardless of where it is
used.

IP64 Marking Head Lens Protection Filter

The MD-X Series uses a proprietary sealing method to Since a dirty or scratched lens will lead to reduced
securely protect optical components. This ensures that marking quality, it is crucial to keep the lens free of flaws.
these components are not affected by factors such as dirt, The MD-X series comes with a lens protection filter
dust, and water droplets, which provides environmentally already installed, making cleaning and onsite
resistant performance and allows for stable operation in replacement easier than ever.
even the harshest environments. The MD-X Series has an
enclosure rating equivalent to that of the fanless marking
head of our MD-F3200/F5200 Series fibre laser markers.

IP64
Water splashed against the enclosure from
any direction shall have no harmful effect.

No ingress of dust.
Included equipment
All IP tests are performed for the prescribed time and using the prescribed method. This only OP-88492
guarantees that operation is possible during the time limits required by the test and do not
guarantee that the product can be used under the test conditions for extended periods of time.

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Built-In Lighting
Lighting built-in to the marking head eliminates
the need for external lighting to align the target
before marking and check results after.

Built-In 2D Code
Reader
Marked codes can be read by the laser marker,
eliminating the need for an external barcode
reader. Because marking and reading can be
completed in a single process, the space
required and cost of equipment can be reduced.

ISO13849-1 Compliant On-Board Industrial Communication

An optional laser safety module is available to provide On-board Industrial communication protocols, such as
support for ISO13849-1. By attaching the module to the EtherNet/IP®, PROFINET, and OPC UA, allow for easy
controller, it acts as a safety breaker which shuts off the integration with various devices. Users can operate and check
power supply to the laser unit. the status of the on-site equipment from a remote location,
and save the communication history without the need for
external devices.

Power supply

System control

Scanner control

Temperature-adjustment control

Laser diode Laser safety module

Current breaker

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 Application Examples
High-speed, high-quality marking is possible on both metals and resins.
Free marking and processing tests are available from your local KEYENCE office.

Metal Marking and Processing Resin Marking and Processing

White + Black-oxidised marking: Aluminium casting Contrast marking: Resin case

Damageless marking: Carbide tool Damageless marking: Mould package

Thin film processing: Metal plated connectors Coating removal: Switches for automotive instrument
panels

Marking types

Character size ❙ Logo mark ❙ 2D code ❙ GS1 DataBar ❙ BMP/JPEG data

(typical examples)

❙ Barcode

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❚ Basic Specifications
25 W 13 W
Standard area Wide area Standard area Wide area Focused spot
Marking unit
Model MD-X2500A MD-X2520A MD-X2000A MD-X2020A MD-X2050A
(controller + head)
Output at contact point 25W 13W
Marking laser
Q-switch frequency CW (continuous wave), 1 to 400 kHz
Marking laser YVO4 laser 1064 nm, Class 4 Laser Product *1
Distance laser Semiconductor laser 683 nm Output: 5.0 mW Class 3R laser product *1 -
Laser class
Guide laser/
Semiconductor laser 655 nm Output: 1.0 mW Class 2 laser product *1
Distance pointer
Marking area 125 × 125 × 42 mm 330 × 330 × 42 mm 125 × 125 × 42 mm 330 × 330 × 42 mm 50 × 50 × 30 mm
Standard working distance
189 mm (±21 mm) 300 mm (±21 mm) 189 mm (±21 mm) 300 mm (±21 mm) 100 mm (±15 mm)
(±variable width)
XYZ 3-Axis simultaneous scanning method
Marking method XY scanner Digital galvo scanner
Z scanner Linear motor
3D Marking MD-AD-3D
Built-in Camera alignment MD-AD-XYT -
Automatic focus MD-AD-ZT -
Optional model Built-in 2D code reader MD-AD-2DR/MD-AD-2DRA (Supported standard ISO/IEC TR 29158 (AIM DPM-1-2006))
Handy console MC-P1
Laser safety module MD-C2A/MD-C2B
*2
Console (sold separately) MB-PH1 (Marking Builder Plus, Marking Diagnostic Tool)
Image sensor CMOS image sensor (2.3 megapixels)
Built-In Camera No. equipped 2 (total; coaxial) 1 (coaxial)
Built-in light source High-intensity green LED -
Built-in power meter Thermopile
Logging function Internal operation, terminal block, communication, errors, operating information, built-in camera images
Predictive maintenance function Marking energy check, auto-calibration, photographs before and after marking, web monitor, window inspection*3
Font KEYENCE original font, user font, TrueType font, OpenType font *4
Barcode CODE39/ITF/2of5/NW7 (CODABAR) /JAN/CODE128/EAN/UPC-A/UPC-E/CODE93/GS1 DataBar
2D code QR code, micro QR code, DataMatrix (ECC200/GS1 DataMatrix)
Character type
Logo image DXF/BMP/JPEG/PNG/TIFF
Shape Plane, 3D Shape (Slopes, Cylinders, Cones, Spheres,3DCAD(STL)) *5
Workpiece style Stationary marking, Moving marking (constant, encoder) / Rotation marking
Input/output Terminal block I/O, MIL connector I/O, laser safety module control I/O *6
Interface RS-232C/USB2.0/Ethernet (100BASE-TX/10BASE-T) *7
Marking head cable length 4.3 ±0.1 m
Rated voltage 100 to 240 VAC ±10% 50/60 Hz 100 to 240 VAC ±10% 50/60 Hz
Power consumption
850 / 290 700 / 260
(maximum (VA)/average (W))
Enclosure rating (marking head) IP64
Ambient temperature for
-10 to 60°C (no freezing)
transport/storage

Ambient temperature for usage 0 to 40°C

Environmental
resistance Ambient humidity for transport/
storage
Up to 85% RH (no condensation)
Ambient humidity for
usage
Controller 23.0 kg
Weight Marking head 13.8 kg 12.6 kg
Console 2.0 kg
EU directives (EMC Directive, Low Voltage Directive, RoHS Directive)/
EN standards (EN61010-1, EN60825-1, EN62471, EN55011, EN61000-6-2, EN50581)/
Applicable regulations
CSA standards and UL standards (CAN/CSA C22.2 No.61010-1, UL61010-1)/
North American regulations (FCC Part 15B, ICES-001 Class A)/China RoHS/UKCA

*1 The laser classification for FDA(CDRH) is implemented based on IEC60825-1 in accordance with the requirements of Laser Notice No.50. *2 Languages:English/Japanese/Traditional Chinese/German/
Korean/French/Spanish/Thai/Italian. *3 When using MD-AD-ZT. *4 Only TrueType fonts and OpenType fonts with the embedded fonts property set to “installable” or “editable” are supported. Confirm the
property of [Font] from [Control panel]. *5 When using MD-AD-3D. *6 Only when the laser safety module (MD-C2A/MD-C2B) is attached *7 The USB ports are for USB memory/USB mouse/barcode reader
(A connector) and the for connecting to a PC with Marking Builder Plus or ActiveX (B connector). The Ethernet port supports communication to a PC with Marking Builder Plus (ActiveX), Operation Monitor,
and the diagnostic tool; TCP/IP communication; PROFINET; EtherNet/IP; the FTP client; and the OPC UA server.

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❚ Dimensions Unit: mm

Marking head Controller * When the laser safety module is installed

(30)
MD-X2000A/ 300 68
432.5 145 (250) 405
2020A/2050A 114
6

230

112 421
64 (R110)
41 297 (R110)
2
10
42.3
MD-X2000A/2020A/2500A/2520A 19
4×ø30
ø4H8 depth 5 MAX ø102 4×M4 depth 6 MAX 280
8×M6 depth 6 MAX ø4H8 depth 5 MAX When plastic feet
Mounting hole are removed

6.65 125 210

Console
MD-X2500A/2520A Laser XY origin
MC-P1
ø4H8 depth 5 MAX ø4H8 oval depth 5 MAX
36
150
150
50 Laser safety module (283)
29 330 270
274.2 MD-C2A/MD-C2B 129 171 (58)
90 48
94 (Effective display area) (Effective display area) (47)
41 52
2 MD-X2050A
10 ø92 (203) 190
42.3 ø4H8 depth 5 MAX 149.5 124 122
8×M6 depth 6 MAX ø4H8 depth 5 MAX
Mounting hole
Cable length 5 m 93
6.65 125
Laser XY origin 76 12.5 13.5
13.7 18.9
ø4H8 depth 5 MAX ø4H8 oval depth 5 MAX 30 22.9
36 150
150 50

274.2
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
• Be sure to read the manual and fully understand its contents before using the product.
• Do not allow your eyes or skin to be exposed to a directly irradiated laser beam or a diffused reflection laser beam.

LASER MARKERS USED AROUND THE WORLD

The MD-X Series supports various international standards and regulations. Through our world-wide direct-sales network, KEYENCE provides
its customers with direct support no matter what country our customers are in.

Europe East Asia

North America

Southeast Asia

South America

LOCAL, IN-HOUSE TESTING LABS

Our customers have access to these test services
provided by our dedicated sales engineers. To request
a test, visit the KEYENCE website or contact your
nearest KEYENCE office.
Before After
processing processing

MARKING PROCESSING

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