Use this RFQ when an existing machine family and supported options can satisfy the application without non-standard machine architecture.
Request a Laser Marking Machine Quote
Use this page for standard and configured laser marking machines, established options and accessories, single-machine purchases, batch or wholesale orders, and repeat supply. Start with the real application; Zhuorui can then review the suitable machine family, supported configuration and quotation scope.
Start with the application, not a guessed laser power
If you already know the preferred laser source, power or machine style, include it. If not, the material, surface, workpiece, marking task and target result are more useful starting points for machine selection.
Which requirements belong here—and which need a project review?
The presence of a rotary axis, CCD camera, electric Z axis, autofocus, standard XY stage, flying marking or fixture does not automatically make a machine custom. The deciding factor is whether the selected platform already supports the requirement or whether new engineering must be defined around the machine or production task.
Use the project inquiry when the standalone machine must change structurally—for example working envelope, table, cabinet, clearance, enclosure or marking-head arrangement.
Use the project inquiry when multiple marking-side functions such as motion, vision, sensors, triggers, I/O, data or online marking must operate in a defined sequence.
Use the project inquiry when the production task needs project-specific system definition, or when branding, labels, manuals, packaging or other OEM / private-label requirements must be added.
Tell us what the machine must do
The form should capture the application first and treat machine family, laser source and power as optional preferences. Photos, drawings and sample references are especially useful when geometry or the required marking result is difficult to describe.

Send us a message
Add your Elementor Form directly below this section. Keep the form focused on general contact, support, existing orders, spare parts, and business cooperation.
What happens next
Your request moves from application review to a standard or configured machine match, validation when needed, and then quotation. If the requirement turns out to need non-standard machine engineering, coordinated machine-side automation, a project-specific solution or OEM / private-label work, Zhuorui can route it to the project inquiry path instead of forcing it into a standard-machine quotation.
Review the workpiece and marking target
We start with the material, surface, workpiece geometry, mark content, required result, quantity and operating context so the technical direction follows the real application.
Match a standard or configured machine
The machine family, supported laser source and power range, marking field, voltage and established options are reviewed against the application and purchase requirements.
Validate the material result when needed
When contrast, depth, readability or surface response depends strongly on the real material or finish, sample marking can be used to confirm the process direction. Sample validation alone does not make the machine custom.
Confirm the quotation—or move to the project route
If an existing platform can satisfy the requirement, the commercial scope is confirmed for quotation. If structural machine engineering, coordinated machine-side automation, a project-specific solution or OEM / private label is required, the inquiry is routed to the appropriate project review.
Before you submit
The most useful RFQ describes the application clearly. You do not need to solve the laser selection before contacting us, and a standard option does not automatically make the machine custom.
What information is most important for a quotation?
Start with the material and surface, workpiece, what must be marked, the target result, part geometry, quantity, destination and voltage. Photos, drawings or representative samples are especially useful when the surface, geometry or expected result is difficult to describe.
Do I need to choose the laser source or power first?
No. If you are unsure, describe the workpiece and expected marking result instead. Laser source, power and optical configuration should follow the application rather than be guessed in advance.
Do rotary, CCD, flying marking, electric Z, autofocus, standard XY or a fixture require the custom inquiry?
Not necessarily. If the selected Zhuorui platform already supports the option as an established configuration, keep the request on this standard RFQ route. Use the project inquiry when the standalone machine must be structurally changed, multiple marking-side functions must work together as an engineered automation sequence, or the production task needs project-specific system definition.
When should I use OEM & Custom Inquiry instead?
Use the project inquiry for Custom Machine Engineering, Machine-Side Automation Integration, Project-Specific Solutions, or OEM / Private Label requirements such as branding, appearance, labels, manuals, packaging or repeat OEM configuration.
Can I request a sample marking test?
Yes. A sample test can be useful when appearance, contrast, depth, readability or surface response needs to be confirmed on the actual material. Needing a sample test does not by itself mean the machine is custom.
Can I attach photos or drawings?
Yes. Workpiece photos, drawings, artwork and sample references can reduce back-and-forth and help clarify geometry, marking area and the target result.
Can this RFQ be used for batch, wholesale or repeat orders?
Yes. Standard-machine batch orders, distributor quotations and repeat supply can stay on this RFQ route. If the order also requires OEM / private-label branding, use the OEM & Custom Inquiry so the brand and repeat-configuration requirements can be reviewed together.
Does submitting the form guarantee the final price or marking result?
No. Final suitability and commercial details depend on the confirmed configuration, actual application conditions, quantity, destination and any validation required for the target marking result.