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Laser marking is state-of-the-art technology, which permanently applies computer-generated text, graphics, and machine-readable code on many materials-most notably metal, plastic, and elastomeric materials. A laser mark gives your input device a sharp and progressive look in today's demanding, competitive marketplace. Products & Services
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Today nearly every industry has a need for permanent metal marking. Whether it's marking tools with serial numbers, medical devices with logos or even producing architectural signage that calls for a...
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Laser marking is fundamentally different from ink printing, the traditional method of writing on plastics. Whereas direct ink printing puts an image on the surface of the plastic which can be removed...
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Laser marking on stainless steel with a CO2 laser is very timely and messy process. Due to the reflective nature of the metal surface and the operational wavelength, CO2 laser systems require a laser...
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Marking materials with lasers is becoming an increasingly accepted industrial process. Laser marking is a non-contact process that typically does not use expensive consumables. The mark can be changed...
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Marking materials with lasers is becoming an increasingly accepted industrial process. Laser marking is a non-contact process that typically does not use expensive consumables. The mark can be changed...
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