BWM 10W JPT UV Laser Engraver with Water Chiller

Twice the UV Power for Production Marking — S&A Water Chiller Included in the Price The BWM 10W pairs a JPT 10W 355 nm UV source with an S&A CWUL-10 industrial chiller and a motorized lift column. It's a complete, ready-to-run UV marking system delivered for $6,450 with duties included. Compatible Materials: Wood Metals Leather Plastics Fabric Stone Rubber Glass A 5W UV laser handles glass and plastics beautifully, but production shops quickly hit its speed limit on larger logos, full-coverage fills and long batch runs. The BWM 10W JPT UV Laser Engraver doubles the average power and adds the water cooling that keeps a UV source stable through long shifts. Because a 10W UV source can't run without a chiller, BWM includes one in the price, so there's no second purchase to research. It ships by FedEx air freight, typically reaching a US address in around 7 business days. 355 nm Cold Marking at 10W A UV laser works differently from fiber and CO2 lasers. Its 355 nm wavelength is absorbed by almost every material, and each photon carries enough energy to break chemical bonds directly. That's why UV is called "cold marking": instead of melting or burning the surface, it changes it with very little heat. The result is crisp, high-contrast marks on materials that scorch, melt or crack under other lasers. At over 10W at 60 kHz, you can mark larger areas faster, run bigger lenses without losing contrast, and get through batch runs of glassware, plastic parts and packaging in less time than a 5W machine. S&A CWUL-10 Chiller Included: Stable Output All Day UV sources are sensitive to temperature. As a laser warms up, output and mark consistency drift. The included S&A CWUL-10 industrial chiller circulates temperature-controlled water through the source, with a digital temperature controller on the front panel. That keeps output steady from the first part to the last, which matters when a customer's 500th glass needs to match the first. Buying a chiller separately means matching capacity, fittings and voltage yourself. With the BWM 10W, it's part of the system and part of the $6,450 price. Shorter Pulses for Cleaner Marks on Sensitive Materials The 10W source runs a pulse duration under 15 ns at 60 kHz with a 40–150 kHz repetition range. Shorter pulses deliver energy in a tighter burst, which means even less heat spreading into the material. You'll see the benefit on thin plastics, coated parts and electronics, where edge quality and minimal discoloration matter. Motorized Z-Axis and Dual Red-Light Focusing The marking head sits on a motorized lift column with up and down buttons, plus a handwheel for fine adjustment. Switching from a flat plate to a tall bottle takes a button press. The Ouya galvo head has dual red-light focus pointers, so you find focal height in seconds. TEM00 Beam, 0.01 mm Precision and 7,000 mm/s Speed The JPT source produces a TEM00 beam with M² of 1.2 for a tight, round spot. BWM rates marking precision at 0.01 mm and galvo speed at up to 7,000 mm/s. The standard marking area is 110 x 110 mm, and optional lenses up to 300 x 300 mm put the extra power to work on larger layouts. Choosing Your Lens Size The field lens sets how large an area the galvo head can mark in a single pass, and it's a trade against fine detail: a smaller lens concentrates the beam into a tighter spot for crisp small text and fine marks on glass or plastics, while a larger lens trades some of that resolution for a bigger single-pass work area — useful for larger logos or batch layouts. BWM offers four field lens sizes for the 10W: 100 x 100 mm, 150 x 150 mm, 200 x 200 mm and 300 x 300 mm. Every BWM 10W ships with one lens of your choice from that range at no extra cost, matched to the work area you actually need — let us know your typical part size and we'll help you pick. The machine also ships standard with a D80 rotary attachment, so wine glasses, bottles, tumblers and other round items can be marked without a separate purchase. It swaps in for the flat work table, and the dual red-light focus pointers make re-centering on a curved surface quick. Original JCZ Controller with EZCAD2, LightBurn Compatible BWM uses an original Beijing JCZ control card with EZCAD2 for Windows. The machine is LightBurn compatible for shops that prefer LightBurn's workflow or need Mac support. The LightBurn galvo license is sold separately. The control cabinet includes an emergency stop and key switches for the scan head and UV laser, and BWM states its machines comply with FDA and CE standards. Who the BWM 10W UV Is Built For Glassware and drinkware businesses marking wine glasses, bottles, crystal awards and mirrors Electronics and medical device makers marking plastic housings, PCBs and heat-sensitive components Packaging and cosmetics brands adding date codes, logos and QR codes to plastic and coated packaging Custom gift and awards shops that need clean, bright marks on white plastics, stone and ceramics Labs, schools and universities that want one laser for the widest mix of materials What the 10W UV isn't for: deep engraving on metal, or cutting. For deep metal work choose a MOPA fiber laser, and for cutting wood and acrylic choose a CO2 laser. What's in the Box BWM-10UV marking tower with JPT 10W water-cooled UV laser source and Ouya galvo head Motorized lift column S&A CWUL-10 industrial water chiller Control cabinet with emergency stop and key switches Original JCZ control card with EZCAD2 software Foot pedal Fixture bars and tools One pair of laser safety goggles Your choice of one field lens (100 x 100, 150 x 150, 200 x 200 or 300 x 300 mm) D80 rotary attachment User manual, power and connection cables Specifications Parameter Value Model BWM-10UV Laser Source JPT 10W UV, water-cooled Average Power Over 10W @ 60 kHz Pulse Repetition Rate 40 to 150 kHz Pulse Duration Under 15 ns @ 60 kHz Laser Type UV (ultraviolet) pulsed laser, JPT source Wavelength 355 nm Spatial Mode / Beam Quality TEM00, M² 1.2 Beam Pointing Stability 25 μrad Beam Divergence Under 2 mrad Pulse-to-Pulse Stability Under 3% rms Max Marking Speed 7,000 mm/s Marking Precision 0.01 mm Standard Marking Area 110 x 110 mm (100 x 100, 150 x 150, 200 x 200 and 300 x 300 mm lenses available; one included) Rotary D80 rotary attachment included Galvo Scan Head Ouya galvo head with dual red-light focus pointers Controller / Software Original Beijing JCZ control card with EZCAD2; LightBurn compatible Operating System Windows (Mac via LightBurn) Power Consumption 800W Ambient Operating Temperature 10 to 35°C Rated Laser Source Lifespan 20,000 hours Safety Emergency stop, separate scan head and laser key switches; manufacturer states FDA and CE compliance Warranty 3 Years, complete machine Cooling Water-cooled; S&A CWUL-10 industrial chiller included Z-Axis Motorized lift with up/down buttons Warranty and Support BWM covers the complete machine for 3 years with lifetime technical support from its engineers by phone, video or TeamViewer. Warranty parts ship directly from BWM, and BWM pays freight both ways if a component needs repair. BWM has been building laser marking machines for around 20 years. The Maker's Chest Difference 🇺🇸 US-based pre-sale guidance — we sell fiber and UV lasers to small businesses, schools and universities every week, and we'll tell you plainly whether this machine, a different wattage, or a different laser type fits the materials and volumes you actually run. 🛠️ Two layers of support — our US team for day-to-day questions, backed by BWM's own engineers for remote diagnostics by phone, video or TeamViewer, with lifetime technical support after the warranty ends. ✈️ Fast, all-in delivery — shipped by FedEx air freight, typically arriving in around 7 business days, with duties, taxes and customs fees already included in the price. No broker invoices after delivery. 🧾 3-year complete-machine warranty — replacement parts ship directly from BWM, and the manufacturer covers two-way freight if a component needs repair. 💧 Chiller included, not upsold — the S&A CWUL-10 is part of the $6,450 price, so the system arrives complete. 🔍 Honest laser-type advice — we'll help you decide whether 10W UV, 5W UV or a MOPA fiber laser matches your real material mix before you buy. BWM 10W vs. 5W UV: Which Should You Choose? BWM 5W UV BWM 10W UV Average power 5W @ 50 kHz 10W @ 60 kHz Pulse repetition rate 20–150 kHz 40–150 kHz Pulse duration Under 18 ns Under 15 ns Cooling Air-cooled, built in Water-cooled, S&A CWUL-10 chiller included Z-axis Manual lift column Motorized lift with up/down buttons Best at Fine marking on glass, plastics and electronics at moderate volume Faster marking, larger fields and longer production runs Price (delivered) $4,190 $6,450 including chiller Choose the 10W if you run production volumes, larger marking fields or long shifts, and want a motorized Z-axis with the chiller already included. Choose the 5W if you want the simplest UV setup with no chiller and your volumes are moderate. Frequently Asked Questions about the BWM 10W JPT UV Laser Engraver Q: What's the difference between a UV laser and a fiber laser? A: A fiber laser (1064 nm) is best for bare metals and deep engraving. A UV laser (355 nm) marks with very little heat, so it's better on glass, plastics, electronics and other heat-sensitive materials, and it gives cleaner marks on white and light-colored plastics. UV can mark metal surfaces, but it can't engrave metal deeply. Q: What materials can the BWM 10W UV laser mark? A: It marks glass and crystal, most plastics (polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene, polycarbonate, acrylic, acetal, nylon, ABS), wood and MDF, leather, paper, rubber, fabric, stone, ceramics, and the surface of metals such as stainless steel, aluminum, brass, silver, gold and titanium. Q: Can a UV laser engrave glass without cracking it? A: Yes. UV is the most common laser choice for glass because its cold marking process creates a fine frosted mark with minimal heat stress. Results still depend on the glass type and settings, so test on a sample piece first. Q: Can it deep engrave metal? A: No. UV lasers mark metal surfaces well for logos, serials and codes, but they aren't built for deep engraving. If depth on metal is your main job, a MOPA fiber laser is the better tool. Q: Is the water chiller really included in the price? A: Yes. The 10W UV source requires water cooling, so BWM includes an S&A CWUL-10 industrial chiller in the $6,450 price. Fill it with distilled water before first use and keep the room between 10 and 35°C. Q: Does it work with LightBurn? A: Yes. It ships with EZCAD2 on an original JCZ control card and is compatible with LightBurn's galvo module. The LightBurn license is sold separately. Don't install EZCAD2 and LightBurn drivers on the same computer at the same time. Q: Is a UV laser safe to use in a small shop? A: It's an open galvo laser, so everyone in the room needs UV-rated laser safety glasses (one pair is included), and you should use a fume extractor when marking plastics. The control cabinet has an emergency stop and key switches for the scan head and laser, and BWM states its machines comply with FDA and CE standards. Q: How fast does it ship, and are there import fees? A: BWM ships by FedEx air freight, typically arriving in around 7 business days. Duties, taxes and customs fees are included in the $6,450 price. Q: What does the warranty cover, and can I return it? A: BWM provides a 3-year warranty on the complete machine plus lifetime technical support by phone, video or TeamViewer. BWM machines aren't covered by our standard return policy because they ship directly from the manufacturer. If a machine arrives with serious shipping damage, BWM covers freight both ways to repair or replace it. Q: What lens size do I get, and can I get more than one? A: The 10W UV ships with one field lens, and you choose its size from four options: 100 x 100 mm, 150 x 150 mm, 200 x 200 mm or 300 x 300 mm. Smaller lenses give a tighter, more precise spot for fine detail; larger lenses give a bigger single-pass work area for bigger logos or laying out multiple parts. Tell us your typical part size when ordering and we'll help you choose. Additional lenses can be purchased separately if you need more than one field size later. Q: Does the machine come with a rotary attachment? A: Yes. Every BWM 10W UV ships standard with a D80 rotary attachment, so round items such as wine glasses, bottles and tumblers can be marked without buying a separate accessory. Q: Why buy the BWM 10W UV laser from The Maker's Chest instead of directly from BWM? A: You get the same factory-direct air shipping and warranty, plus a US-based team for pre-sale advice on UV versus fiber or CO2, setup help, and a point of contact during US business hours. Specifications BWM 10W JPT UV Laser Engraver with Water Chiller Specifications: Parameter Value Model BWM-10UV Laser Source JPT 10W UV, water-cooled Average Power Over 10W @ 60 kHz Pulse Repetition Rate 40 to 150 kHz Pulse Duration Under 15 ns @ 60 kHz Laser Type UV (ultraviolet) pulsed laser, JPT source Wavelength 355 nm Spatial Mode / Beam Quality TEM00, M² 1.2 Beam Pointing Stability 25 μrad Beam Divergence Under 2 mrad Pulse-to-Pulse Stability Under 3% rms Max Marking Speed 7,000 mm/s Marking Precision 0.01 mm Standard Marking Area 110 x 110 mm (100 x 100, 150 x 150, 200 x 200 and 300 x 300 mm lenses available; one included) Rotary D80 rotary attachment included Galvo Scan Head Ouya galvo head with dual red-light focus pointers Controller / Software Original Beijing JCZ control card with EZCAD2; LightBurn compatible Operating System Windows (Mac via LightBurn) Power Consumption 800W Ambient Operating Temperature 10 to 35°C Rated Laser Source Lifespan 20,000 hours Safety Emergency stop, separate scan head and laser key switches; manufacturer states FDA and CE compliance Warranty 3 Years, complete machine Cooling Water-cooled; S&A CWUL-10 industrial chiller included Z-Axis Motorized lift with up/down buttons Warranty BWM 10W JPT UV Laser Engraver with Water Chiller Warranty Details: The BWM 10W JPT UV Laser Engraver is covered by a 3-year manufacturer warranty on the complete machine, including the JPT laser source, galvo scan head and control electronics (consumables and shipping damage claims handled separately). Lifetime technical support from BWM's engineering team by phone, video call or TeamViewer remote session, with most issues addressed within 24 hours. If a part fails under warranty, BWM ships the replacement directly; if a component has to go back for repair, BWM covers shipping in both directions. US-based pre-sale and post-sale help from The Maker's Chest team. BWM machines are not eligible for The Maker's Chest standard return policy because each unit ships directly from the manufacturer by international air freight. If your machine arrives with serious shipping damage, BWM covers freight both ways to repair or replace it. Please contact us before ordering with any questions so you're confident the machine fits your work.