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Fiber/InfraredCommunity report

Titanium

Colour mark

Shared by Community — To Be Tested

Important safety notice

Settings are starting points — always run a test cut on scrap before your final piece. Follow your manufacturer's guidance, wear eye protection, and ensure proper ventilation.

Laser Settings

Engrave · Vector · Flat Surface
Power
60
Speed
50%
Line Interval
0.001
Passes
1
Frequency
25%
Pulse Width
Waveform 6
Engr. Angle
45°
scale
Epilog % (Speed / Power / Frequency); Spacing in inches
waveform
6
fiber type
MOPA
spacing in
0.001
spacing mm
0.0254
derived from
Tier A Titanium annealing, adjusted per Epilog colour note
to be tested
yes
⚠️ TO BE TESTED — not yet run on this machine. Derived from Tier A Titanium annealing, adjusted per Epilog colour note. Speed / Power / Frequency are Epilog %, Spacing is in inches, Waveform is the MOPA pulse-width index (higher = longer pulse). The mm/s → Speed % step is the weakest part of this estimate — Epilog's speed scale is non-linear. Run a test grid and correct this entry. Epilog: sweeping frequency 1–100% gives red, blue, green, orange, yellow and purple.

More Titanium settings

Same material on Epilog Fusion Pro Galvo. Engrave stays the same regardless of thickness; cut changes with thickness.

Engrave (any thickness)
P60 S50% · this oneP100 S20%P75 S35%

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Test Grid Generator

A power × speed sweep with this setting (P60 · S50) in the center square — dial it in on scrap.

Machine Context

BrandEpilog
ModelFusion Pro Galvo
Laser typeFiber/Infrared
Wattage30W

Compare against your own machine before treating these as a starting point.

Material Details

MaterialTitanium
Color / FinishColour mark

Provenance

Source type
Community report

Shared by a maker in the community. Helpful for context, but not verified for every setup.

License

CC0 (Public Domain)

No rights reserved, free to use.