What is a Laser marker?

A laser marker is a device that uses laser light to mark the surface of objects. It is primarily used for engraving identification information, logos, barcodes, QR codes, and other high-precision markings. The concentrated energy of the laser light causes the material to either burn or evaporate, resulting in durable and long-lasting markings.

Laser markers can work on a variety of materials, including metals, plastics, glass, and wood, making them versatile tools in manufacturing, logistics, medical, electronics, and food industries. One of the key advantages of laser marking is that it is a non-contact process, which prevents damage to the workpiece and allows for marking on complex shapes and small spaces. Additionally, laser markers provide fast and highly accurate marking, contributing to increased productivity. As traceability becomes more crucial in modern manufacturing, the significance of laser marking continues to grow.

Application of Laser marker

１．Product Identification
Marking product model numbers, manufacturing dates, and lot numbers to improve traceability.
２．Printing Barcodes and QR Codes
Quickly and accurately printing barcodes and QR codes for sales and inventory management.
３．Engraving Logos and Brand Names
Engraving company logos and brand names on products and packaging to enhance brand recognition.
４．Marking Electronic Devices
Engraving part numbers and specifications on printed circuit boards and electronic components.
５．Marking Medical Devices
Accurately marking product information and expiration dates on medical instruments and devices.
６．Metal Processing
Engraving designs and specifications on metal parts for individual identification.
７．Marking Plastic Products
Laser marking on plastic products to ensure resistance to high temperatures.

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