5 manufacturer photos · 1 / 5
Monport · Uv
Monport UV Pro · 6W
UV galvo for 3D crystal engraving: 6W, 3D lens and water chiller included
All Monport models →Add to compare →
Last updated How we evaluate
Released September 2026
Choose a power option
Details below update for the selected power option.
Showing specs for: 6W
TL;DR
The UV Pro 6W is the entry tier of Monport's 3D inner-engraving UV galvo, listed in September 2026: 355 nm, 10,000 mm/s, 10–150 kHz, a 70 × 70 mm lens for 3D work (Monport lists a 150 × 150 mm processing area), an electric Z lift, a foot pedal and a separate water chiller in the package. $3,190 on Monport's store in October 2026 and available immediately. Manual focus, no camera, no enclosure; no independent review yet.
Best for
What makes this machine stand out
Hardware and workflow features worth understanding before you buy : not just wattage on a label.
3D inner engraving out of the box
The 70 × 70 mm lens, electric Z lift and a K9 crystal block come in the package, so 3D photo crystals can be made on day one with SapphireMark.
Chiller included
Monport bundles a separate water chiller with the machine, which keeps the UV source at a stable temperature during long jobs.
Our verdict
Ideal if you
The UV Pro 6W is a focused tool for 3D photo crystals and clean marking on glass, plastics and electronics. With the chiller and 3D lens included, its price compares well with enclosed UV machines that need extras for the same job.
Skip if you
It is an open Class 4 galvo with manual focus and no camera. SapphireMark runs on Windows only. The warranty terms are inconsistent on Monport's page, and there is no independent review yet.
Pros
- 3D engraving inside crystal and glass, with a 5 × 5 × 8 cm K9 test block and the 70 × 70 mm lens in the box
- Water chiller included at $3,190 (Monport, Oct 2026)
- 355 nm cold marking: clean, unburned marks on plastics, glass and heat-sensitive parts
Cons
- Manual focus (electric Z lift with dual red dot): no autofocus and no camera
- Open galvo with a Class 4 UV beam: glasses are supplied, an enclosure is not
- Warranty unclear: the page shows 2 years on the machine and 1 year on the UV source, the spec table says 12 months
What this machine is for
Starting a 3D crystal and fine UV marking business
6W UV · Monport UV Pro
Laser spot size
0.0019 mm
Motion precision: ±0.001 mm
Sample engrave job
~20–40 min
5 × 5 × 8 cm
Sample cut job
—
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
- · Crystal & glass (inside and on the surface)
- · Acrylic
- · Plastics & silicone
- · Ceramics
- · Wood & leather
- · Metals (surface marking)
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 6W tier of the UV Pro. It suits gift shops starting with 3D photo crystals and fine marking on plastics and glass. Compare the faster tier via the chips if you plan high volumes.
Pro tips
Keep the chiller topped up and the room between 5 and 35 °C, the range Monport specifies. Wear the supplied OD5 glasses: the UV beam is invisible and the galvo is open. Clean crystal blocks before engraving, since fingerprints scatter the beam.
Pro / technical specsRaw numbers for experienced users comparing machines.
- Max speed (spec)
- 10 000 mm/s
- Avg engrave speed
- ~1 000–3 000 mm/s
- Avg cut speed
- —
Common questions
What comes in the box with the UV Pro 6W?
Monport's October 2026 package includes a separate water chiller (shipped in its own box), the 70 × 70 mm field lens used for 3D inner engraving, a K9 crystal block, a lifting platform, positioning bars, a foot pedal and OD5 glasses. A 110 × 110 or 220 × 220 mm lens for larger flat work costs $99.99; LightBurn is a $200 option, SapphireMark is included.
What is the difference between the UV Pro and Monport's 2D UV engraver?
The UV Pro carries the hardware for 3D inner engraving. Monport sells a 2D-only UV galvo separately ($2,719.99 for 6W in October 2026). If you only mark surfaces or flat designs inside glass, the 2D model costs less; for 3D photo crystals, you need the UV Pro.
6W or 10W UV Pro?
Same chassis, lens and software. The 10W ($4,990, shipping early November 2026) lists 15,000 mm/s instead of 10,000 mm/s and a higher frequency range, so dense 3D crystals and batches finish faster. For gifts and small runs, the 6W at $3,190 is the better value. Our crystal time above is an estimate: it depends heavily on the number of points in the 3D file.
Alternatives to the Monport UV Pro 6W
Machines in the same space, picked from our database by type, price, and score.
ComMarker · UV · $3,599 – $7,059
ComMarker Omni X uses UV wavelength for cold marking on glass, some plastics, and delicate materials without as much heat damage as fiber or CO₂. Slower than fiber on metal: different tool for different materials.
ComMarker · UV · $3,299 – $6,789
Omni XE sits between Omni 1 and Omni X in ComMarker's UV lineup: check current specs for bed size and power. UV remains specialized: glass, plastics, fine detail.
Creality · UV · $3,999
The 5W UV WaveSync module targets materials diode and fiber struggle with: glass, some films, and heat-sensitive plastics. Install on the same Falcon T1 enclosure when your shop adds UV jobs after wood or metal modules.