Laser marking

We supply quality lasers for industrial marking in production.

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What is a laser?

L A S E R = Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation

The first working laser was introduced to the world on May 16, 1960. Since then, it has undergone tremendous development and has moved from the desk of scientists to everyday practice, helping in a wide variety of fields.

The laser emits coherent light (same direction, same wavelength). A coherent laser beam has two main characteristics:

the beam can be emitted over very long distances
it can focus intensely to a specific point

These key properties make lasers applicable to a wide variety of materials and virtually all industries. And they offer many advantages.

Advantages of laser marking

Criteria for laser type selection

permanent, indelible marking
non-contact marking method
exceptional precision
fit for all types of materials
resistance to abrasion, heat, acids
perfect quality without damaging the material
low operating costs
minimum operation and maintenance requirements
quiet operation

cycle time
on the fly- static application
message size
product material
desired effect
coating thickness
possibility of surface distortion
working distance
built-in dimensions
surrounding environment

Laser safety

Laser marking is classified into different safety classes according to EN 60825-1. According to this standard we provide complete security for your workplace.

If lasers are not equipped with the appropriate enclosure, laser marking technology belongs to safety class 4. Laser equipment of class 4 may only be operated under strict safety measures (safety glass, shielding, safety glasses, window fillings, locking of entrance doors, light banner in front of the door, notification of the operation of a class 4 laser to the relevant health station, classification of the workplace in the relevant category, etc.).

Marking lasers that are completely covered so that potentially hazardous radiation is not accessible during use (encapsulated lasers) are Class 1 or Class 2 (if the red LED is visible).