Laser Marking Process FAQs

Laser beam passes through a F theta lens and concentrates at focal point. Any material at the focal point gets heated or melted. This beam moves as per marking design with the help of software, mirrors and motors.

It can mark on all types of metals. MS, SS, Alu, casting, forging etc.

Glass, Wood, Acrylic, Nylon, Teflon etc.

By multiple passes it can mark up to 1mm deep.

0.5 mm to 100 mm

All office fonts can be marked.

Yes

Yes

Yes, with a rotary axis.

Standard marking area is 150 X 150, optional 100 X 100, 200 X 200, 250 X 250, 300 X 300

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Standard 200 mm, optional 300 mm, 400 mm

Yes

100000 working hours

Yes

 F theta lens

Virtually maintenance free.

Laser should not be seen by naked eyes and no body part should come in contact with the laser beam; the safety enclosure must be there to comply with safety.

Direct contact with a laser may cause damage to skin and eyes.