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Monport · Fiber
Monport GPro Vision MOPA · 60W
Split MOPA fiber with 16 MP camera and autofocus: the colour-marking entry of the GPro Vision line
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Released June 2026
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TL;DR
The GPro Vision 60W MOPA adds Monport's 16 MP positioning camera and autofocus to a 60W MOPA source with a 175 × 175 mm field. MOPA pulse control opens colour marking on stainless steel and titanium and cleaner marks on plastics; Monport rates it for brass up to 2.5 mm thick. $5,299 on Monport's store in October 2026, listed for mid-October shipping. The line launched in June 2026; no independent review yet.
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What makes this machine stand out
Hardware and workflow features worth understanding before you buy : not just wattage on a label.
Colour marking with camera placement
MOPA pulse control for oxide colours on stainless steel and titanium, combined with a 16 MP camera to position artwork on finished parts.
Thin-metal cutting
Monport rates this tier for brass up to 2.5 mm thick. Expect many passes: it is a marking laser that can cut small parts, not a sheet cutter.
Our verdict
Ideal if you
The 60W MOPA is the balanced tier of the GPro Vision: colour and fine marking on metals and plastics, a camera that speeds up placement on finished goods, and enough power for light engraving and small brass cut-outs.
Skip if you
It costs noticeably more than the camera-less GT equivalent, the field is 175 × 175 mm, and the open design needs an enclosure or strict eye protection. Specs are Monport's until independent tests arrive.
Pros
- MOPA source: controlled colour on stainless steel and titanium, cleaner marks on plastics and anodized aluminum
- 16 MP camera and autofocus for placing artwork on irregular parts and laying out batches
- Rated by Monport to cut brass up to 2.5 mm thick, in many passes
Cons
- About $600 more than Monport's GT MOPA at the same power, which has autofocus but no camera
- 175 × 175 mm field, smaller than the entry tier's
- Listed for mid-October shipping in October 2026, and no independent review of the line yet
What this machine is for
Colour marking and fine metal engraving with camera placement
60W MOPA fiber · Monport GPro Vision
Laser spot size
0.01 mm
Motion precision: 0.01 mm
Sample engrave job
~3–6 min
10 × 10 cm (4 × 4 in)
Sample cut job
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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 (bare and anodized)
- · Brass & copper
- · Titanium
- · Gold & silver
- · Plastics
- · Stone & leather
Accessories & add-ons
Typical inclusions and add-ons for this profile : confirm your SKU.
- Optional
Enclosure / cabinet
Third-party enclosure improves smoke control and safety
- Included
Laser safety glasses
~450 nm diode: OD rated for your wavelength
- Recommended
Fire extinguisher
Editorial guidance : not a live parts list. See also: Ventilation setup · Safety basics
Practical notes
Beginner notes
This profile is the 60W MOPA tier of the GPro Vision, the least expensive one with controlled colour marking. Compare the other tiers via the chips if you need a wider field or more depth.
Pro tips
Build colour test grids on your own alloy before quoting colour jobs: results depend on surface finish, speed and frequency. Recalibrate the camera after changing the lens.
Pro / technical specsRaw numbers for experienced users comparing machines.
- Max speed (spec)
- 10 000 mm/s
- Avg engrave speed
- ~500–2 000 mm/s
- Avg cut speed
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Common questions
How much does the camera cost over a GT 60W MOPA?
About $600: the GPro Vision 60W MOPA is $5,299 on Monport's store in October 2026, the GT 60W MOPA with autofocus $4,699.99. Both use a 60W MOPA source and a 175 × 175 mm field; the GPro Vision adds the 16 MP camera for visual placement, batch layouts and Monport's conveyor accessory.
Is the GPro Vision 60W MOPA in stock?
In October 2026 Monport listed the 60W MOPA with a mid-October shipping note, so expect a short wait; the 50W and 100W tiers were shown without a delay. Check the note next to the power option before ordering.
60W or 100W MOPA?
The 60W ($5,299) covers colour marking, black marking, plastics and light engraving. The 100W ($6,919.99) shares the field and camera but removes material faster, which matters for deep relief, 3D embossing and cutting thin sheet. Choose by depth and throughput, not by colour: both do colour.
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