Fiber Laser Marking
Commonly used for metal parts and selected engineering plastics. Suitable for serial numbers, logos, QR codes and permanent identification marks.
Consider for: stainless steel, aluminum and many industrial components.
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INDUSTRIAL LASER CODING
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LASER TECHNOLOGIES
Achieve permanent, counterfeit-proof, and high-precision traceability with zero consumables. Optimize your production line with advanced laser marking technology engineered perfectly for your materials and cycle times.
Commonly used for metal parts and selected engineering plastics. Suitable for serial numbers, logos, QR codes and permanent identification marks.
Consider for: stainless steel, aluminum and many industrial components.
Often selected for marking or coding non-metallic materials. The correct configuration depends on the substrate, coating and required marking contrast.
Consider for: paper, cardboard, wood and selected packaging materials.
Designed for applications requiring fine detail or reduced thermal impact. Material testing is recommended before choosing a system for production.
Consider for: selected plastics, electronic components and delicate surfaces.
Portable or handheld configurations can help mark large, heavy or difficult-to-move workpieces. Confirm the machine configuration and safety requirements for your application.
Consider for: large components, maintenance work and on-site marking.
BUYING GUIDE
Define your application requirements first, then compare the laser source, marking area and production setup.
Specify the exact material, surface finish, coating and product dimensions. Similar-looking materials can respond differently to laser marking.
List the required content, such as text, logos, serial numbers, batch codes, barcodes or QR codes, along with the target mark size.
Compare fiber, CO₂ and UV options according to material compatibility, contrast, detail and the result of sample testing.
Match the marking field to the largest workpiece and the required marking position. Larger areas may affect configuration and marking performance.
Consider daily output, marking cycle, loading method, fixture design and whether the machine must integrate with a conveyor or production line.
Confirm enclosure requirements, extraction, operator protection, software workflow and the machine's compatibility with your production environment.
APPLICATIONS
Select equipment according to your product material, marking requirements and manufacturing process.
Mark product IDs, serial numbers, logos and traceability codes on compatible metal parts and tools.
Evaluate laser coding for selected packaging surfaces where permanent batch information or product identification is required.
Assess fine marking requirements, component size and material sensitivity when choosing a suitable laser configuration.
FAQ
They use different laser wavelengths and suit different materials and marking requirements. The best option depends on the substrate and should be confirmed through application testing.
No. Material composition, surface treatment, color and finish affect the result. Share the exact material and a sample-marking requirement before selecting a machine.
Many configurations support text, serial numbers, logos and machine-readable codes. Confirm the software, code format, size and contrast required for your application.
Consider the dimensions of the workpiece, the marking position and the size of the content. The marking field should cover the required area without compromising the desired result.
Some configurations can be adapted for production-line use. Confirm conveyor speed, trigger signals, mounting, software communication and safety requirements with the supplier.
NEED HELP SELECTING A MACHINE?
Share your material, marking content and production requirements to discuss a suitable machine configuration.