Guys, as we know, it didn’t take very long for the engraving industry to discover lasers and soon they were used for many different industrial applications including welding, heat-treating, etching and engraving. When permanency or aesthetics are needed marking is the favored method. Compare it as a light source similar to a light bulb in that a light bulb will emit energy out all around it. And then, we know about laser marking machines technique.

There are quite a few advantages to using it rather than other methods of engraving. Because the tool is a beam of light, there is no contact with the product, which means there is less chance of damaging the product or deformation.

Laser etching is really just another name for laser marking machines. It provides a permanent message on an in-process or a finished component. It can be done on many different types of materials including slate, granite, stainless steel, leather, arborite, glass, mirrors, and premium hardwoods.

Laser cutting works well for cutting acrylic (Plexiglas), PETG, thin polycarbonates (Mylar), styrene expanded PVC (Sintra), wood, paper and fabric. It adds high precision, reduced contamination or warping, and a nice quality finish to industrial cutting applications. It also offers superior cut-edge quality with parallel sides and no evidence of burrs.

Laser marking is a process in which material is indelibly marked at very fast speeds. Marking of glass by CO2 lasers on the fly or while moving can be a good addition for many industrial environments and applications. Because no inks are used in the process it means the marking services are permanent and the process is environmentally friendly.