Metal Surface Matte Finishing System

Stainless Steel Laser Sandblasting Machine

Even matte finishes on metal — no grit, no chemicals, no rework.

One 1300×2500mm laser machine handles what used to take mechanical blasting and chemical etching — and every sheet comes out the same. No abrasives, no chemicals, no mess.

Working Area
1300 × 2500 mm (51 × 98 in)
Built around3 core systems
M7 60W LaserStable matte etching
Rubber Vacuum BedHolds sheets flat
Syntec Follow-up ControlAuto height tracking
15+ yrs
In laser manufacturing
200+ units
Machines shipped
30+ countries
Served worldwide
24 months
Standard warranty
Compliance CE marked FDA ISO 9001
What it looks like

A closer look at the stainless steel laser machine

A large 1300×2500mm bed, an M7 60W laser, a rubber vacuum platform, and Syntec follow-up control — the parts that matter when you finish metal sheets all day.

M7 60W laser source on the stainless steel laser sandblasting machine

M7 60W laser system

A 60W laser built for metal surface work — steady output, low power draw, long service life.

Rubber vacuum adsorption platform on the stainless steel laser machine

Rubber vacuum platform

The rubber vacuum bed holds thin metal sheets flat, so nothing shifts or lifts while the laser runs.

Syntec follow-up laser processing control system

Syntec follow-up control

The Syntec follow-up system reads the surface height as it goes, so the laser stays in focus from one corner of the sheet to the other.

Stainless steel laser sandblasting machine demo
1300×2500mm machine — demo
Metal surface laser matte finishing sample
Metal surface matte finishing
Stainless steel pattern laser sandblasting sample
Patterned matte on stainless steel
What it makes

Even matte finishes on metal

Run a full sheet of matte, or pick out a logo and a pattern — and the next sheet matches the last one. That's the part mechanical blasting and chemicals can't hold.

Full-sheet matte finish on stainless steel
Full-sheet matte finishing
Laser matte logo and pattern on stainless steel
Logos & patterns
Decorative metal panel with laser matte finish
Decorative metal panels
Anti-fingerprint matte texture on stainless steel
Anti-fingerprint matte texture

Where it fits your production

Kitchenware & appliances

Sink bowls, range panels, and appliance fronts — matte stainless that hides fingerprints and scratches.

Decorative metal sheets

Wall cladding and elevator panels, finished sheet by sheet to the same brushed-matte look.

Signage & nameplates

Logos, brand marks, and patterns burned straight into the metal — they don't rub off.

Hardware & fittings

Door handles, hinges, and metal fittings with an anti-fingerprint matte feel.

Furniture & fixtures

Frames, trims, and panels for metal furniture, all matched to one finish.

Industrial & OEM parts

Surface prep and matte treatment on components you make for other brands.

How it works

Why the finish comes out the same every time

No grit, no chemicals — just a laser, a bed that holds the sheet flat, and a head that follows the surface. That's all it takes to get the same matte on every sheet.

Contactless laser beam producing a matte finish on stainless steel

Contactless laser matte finishing

The M7 60W beam textures the metal surface directly. Nothing touches the sheet, nothing wears it down, and there's no grit or chemical to apply first.

  • No consumables. No sand, grit, or chemicals to keep buying or pay to dispose of — you buy the machine once.
  • Same finish, every sheet. The result doesn't drift batch to batch the way hand blasting does — set it once and the sheets match.
Rubber vacuum bed and Syntec follow-up control on the laser system

Vacuum-held sheets, follow-up focus

The rubber vacuum bed holds thin metal flat, and the Syntec follow-up head tracks the surface as it moves, so the laser stays in focus right across the 1300×2500mm sheet.

  • Holds the sheet flat. The vacuum bed grips thin metal so it doesn't lift, warp, or shift while the laser runs.
  • Even corner to corner. The follow-up head adjusts to the surface as it goes, so the finish doesn't fade off at the edges. Takes DXF, AI, and PLT files.
Why choose it

Why shops switch from blasting and etching to laser

Here's how laser stacks up against mechanical blasting and chemical etching — how this machine is put together, and what you get behind it after the sale.

Mechanical sandblasting means abrasive cost, dust, and inconsistent results; chemical etching adds hazardous waste and handling. Here's how laser compares.

 Laser sandblastingMechanical blasting / chemical etching
ConsumablesNone — one-time investmentOngoing cost for abrasives or chemicals
CleanlinessContactless, dust- & waste-freeDust, fumes, or hazardous chemical waste
PrecisionFine patterns & logos, repeatableHard to control, no fine detail
ConsistencyIdentical finish every sheetVaries by operator and batch
EfficiencyAutomated, faster throughputManual, slower, labor-intensive
SafetyNo chemicals, low PPEProtective gear & ventilation required

What stands behind it

Built for production

01 Full-size bed

The 1300×2500mm bed takes a standard metal sheet in one go — no cutting it down, no repositioning halfway through.

02 M7 60W laser

The M7 60W source is built for metal surface work — it runs steady all day and holds up over years of use.

03 Follow-up head

The Syntec follow-up head tracks the surface as it moves, so the finish doesn't fade off toward the edges.

Warranty & trade terms

2-year warranty

A 2-year standard warranty covering the laser source, motion system, and controller — with ongoing technical support after that.

Flexible trade terms

EXW, FOB, or CIF — choose the shipping arrangement that works best for your import process.

Choose your configuration

Compact format
Small-batch / workshop

A smaller working area for shops handling small parts, samples, and custom orders at lower investment.

  • Smaller footprint
  • Lower entry investment
  • Same M7 laser & vacuum bed
Large format
Oversized sheets

An extended bed for oversized metal panels and high-volume lines that need maximum sheet capacity.

  • Extended working area
  • Higher-power laser option
  • Heavy-duty welded bed

Technical specifications

Working area1300 × 2500 mm (51 × 98 in)
Laser sourceM7 60W laser system
WorktableRubber vacuum adsorption platform
Control systemSyntec follow-up laser processing system auto height tracking
Core functionSurface sandblasting / matte finishing on metal
Positioning accuracy±0.05 mm high precision
Motion systemHigh-precision linear guides & industrial control
Applicable materialStainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum & other metals
CoolingIndustrial water chiller included
SoftwareSupports DXF, PLT, AI (CorelDraw, AutoCAD compatible)
Surface finishUniform, repeatable matte texture
Power supplyThree-phase 380V / 220V, 50/60Hz
Support & buy

What happens after you order

A machine is a long-term buy, so what comes after it matters. Here's how we back it up — and how to get a quote for your setup.

Worldwide shipping

Crated for safe export and shipped EXW, FOB, or CIF — typically dispatched in 25–30 days.

Remote install support

Video-guided setup and operator training — most teams are up and running quickly. Response within 24 hours.

Spare parts in stock

Laser source and optics kept in stock, shipped within 48 hours of request.

OEM / ODM private label

Custom branding and private-label production for distributors.

Ready to upgrade your metal finishing?

Tell us your sheet size, material, and production volume — we'll recommend the right configuration and send a tailored quote.