From accessible COâ‚‚ engraving and cutting to high-speed production and specialist metal marking, the Epilog range gives makers, schools, sign companies and manufacturers a professional laser platform matched to their applications, workspace and throughput.
Compare four Epilog platforms covering professional entry-level engraving, compact production, high-speed industrial work and precision fibre-laser metal marking.
Professional COâ‚‚ engraving and cutting for makers, schools, studios and growing businesses.
Starting from £9,995 excl VAT
Fast, precise production engraving with IRISâ„¢ camera positioning and touchscreen control.
Industrial-grade speed, larger work areas and COâ‚‚, fibre or dual-source configurations.
Fast, repeatable fibre-laser marking for metals, technical plastics and production components.
The right machine depends on the materials you process, the size of your work and the level of production capacity you need.
A simple comparison of the main differences across the range.
| Fusion Maker | Fusion Edge | Fusion Pro | Fusion Galvo G100 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laser type | COâ‚‚ | COâ‚‚ or fibre | COâ‚‚, fibre or dual-source | Fibre galvo |
| Work area | 24″ × 12″, 24″ × 24″ or 36″ × 24″ | 24″ × 12″, 24″ × 24″ or 36″ × 24″ | 24″ × 24″, 36″ × 24″ or 48″ × 36″ | 152 × 152 mm |
| Maximum speed | Up to 60 IPS | Up to 120 IPS | Up to 165 IPS | High-speed galvo marking |
| Positioning | Model dependent | IRISâ„¢ camera system | IRISâ„¢ camera system | IRISâ„¢ overhead placement |
| Best suited to | Entry professional work, schools and studios | Compact production and growing businesses | High-throughput and industrial production | Metals, components and serialisation |
Professional hardware, accurate job placement and a workflow designed to support both one-off work and repeat production.
Position artwork using a live view of the work area for faster setup and better alignment on suitable models.
Choose from professional engraving speeds suited to compact production through to demanding industrial workflows.
COâ‚‚, fibre and dual-source options cover organic materials, coated products, bare metals and technical plastics.
Laser Dashboard and Job Manager support straightforward job setup, storage and repeatable production.
Epilog systems support a broad mix of creative, commercial and industrial applications, depending on laser source and configuration.
Acrylic signs, engraved laminates, displays, labels and presentation pieces.
Awards, branded products, keepsakes, drinkware and customer-specific work.
Templates, prototypes, components, identification and repeat production work.
Serial numbers, logos, tools, components, asset identification and technical marks.
Choosing the right laser is about more than comparing specifications. CSI can help match the machine, laser source, work area and accessories to the jobs you actually plan to produce.
Our UK and Ireland team supports customers before and after purchase, with practical help across demonstrations, applications, setup and ongoing use.
Fusion Maker is the most accessible professional starting point. Fusion Edge is better suited to businesses that want faster processing, IRISâ„¢ camera positioning and more production-focused features.
COâ‚‚ lasers are commonly used for wood, acrylic, paper, card, textiles, rubber and many plastics. Fibre lasers are used for marking bare metals and certain technical plastics. Fusion Pro can also be configured with both sources where a mixed-material workflow is required.
The Fusion Pro 48 provides the largest work area in this range at 48″ × 36″, approximately 1219 × 914 mm.
Yes. Where practical, CSI can review or test your materials and applications to help identify the most suitable machine, laser source, wattage and configuration.
Yes. CSI supports Epilog customers across the UK and Ireland with demonstrations, installation, training, materials advice, servicing and practical aftercare.
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