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Creality Falcon T1 20W fiber module

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Creality Falcon T1 Fiber · 20W fiber

20W fiber galvo module for stainless and aluminum on the T1 chassis

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Released May 2026

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20W fiber

TL;DR

Creality's 20W fiber WaveSync module turns the Falcon T1 into a metal-marking galvo without buying a separate fiber bench. Ideal when steel and aluminum orders justify the module cost after you already own the T1 cabinet.

Best for

Stainless giftsMetal tags & toolsT1 metal upgradeJewelry-scale marking

What makes this machine stand out

Hardware and workflow features worth understanding before you buy : not just wattage on a label.

  • Swappable laser module

    You can upgrade optical power (or add an infrared module on some lines) by swapping the laser head on the same chassis : not buying a whole new machine. Check connector compatibility and firmware before assuming your future 40W module fits today’s 10W purchase.

  • Fiber metal marking

    A fiber source marks bare and stainless steel without spray : the right tool for tools, jewelry, and industrial tags. It will not cut wood or acrylic; pair it with a diode or CO₂ if your shop needs organics too.

  • LightBurn compatible

    LightBurn support means advanced layers, camera tools, and workflows many makers outgrow the stock app with. Confirm your exact controller board before assuming full features : some machines need a paid license separately.

  • Galvo speed class

    Galvo mirrors move the beam instead of a heavy gantry : engraving speeds that feel instant on small fields. Trade-off: tiny work area versus a flatbed diode; ideal for jewelry, tags, and batch marking, not large signs.

Our verdict

What you gain in real use

The 20W fiber module turns the T1 into a metal-marking galvo without a second bench : stainless gifts and tool labels inside the same enclosure you already own for organics.

What to plan for (costs, space, safety)

Requires the T1 chassis first. No wood cutting. Throughput trails dedicated MOPA if color stainless is core revenue : compare the 60W MOPA profile.

Pros

  • Metal marking inside the same T1 enclosure
  • No spray on many stainless jobs
  • Modular path vs buying a second fiber machine
  • Galvo speed for small metal parts

Cons

  • Requires T1 chassis purchase first
  • Not MOPA color effects (see 60W module)
  • Small field vs open-frame fiber
  • Module swap time between wood and metal days

What this machine is for

Desktop fiber marking on the modular T1 platform

20W fiber galvo module for metal marking on the Creality Falcon T1 modular workstation.

Laser spot size

~0.02 mm fiber spot

Motion precision: 0.01 mm

Sample engrave job

~2–5 min

10 × 10 cm (4 × 4 in)

Sample cut job

Not a cutter

Reference benchmark: same job size on every machine so you can compare times fairly. Times are estimates for the reference job above; your design complexity and settings will change them.

Materials

  • · Stainless steel
  • · Aluminum
  • · Brass
  • · Some plastics
  • · Coated metals

Accessories & add-ons

Typical inclusions and add-ons for this profile : confirm your SKU.

  • Enclosure / cabinet

    Third-party enclosure improves smoke control and safety

    Optional
  • Laser safety glasses

    ~450 nm diode: OD rated for your wavelength

    Recommended
  • Fire extinguisher

    Recommended

Editorial guidance : not a live parts list. See also: Ventilation setup · Safety basics

Practical notes

Beginner notes

Add fiber when metal is a regular revenue line, not for one-off tests. Compare xTool F1 Ultra if you need metal and wood day one in a fixed bundle.

Pro tips

Keep separate material libraries for fiber vs diode heads. Confirm EZCAD/LightBurn support on your exact module SKU before buying.

Pro / technical specsRaw numbers for experienced users comparing machines.
Max speed (spec)
7,000 mm/s (marketing)
Avg engrave speed
Fiber marking speeds
Avg cut speed
N/A