Today, laser systems serve an array of applications in several industries. Discussed below are some of the widely used industrial laser systems. Arc Lamp: Also known as flash lamp, this system produces a relatively long pulse (in milliseconds). This makes it useful as optical pump sources for solid state lasers. However, it is unsuitable to...Read More

When it comes to marking metal, glass, plastic, wood, and rubber, Laser engraving is the reliable solution. The technique helps mark text, logos, serial numbers, and barcodes, among several others on substrates. Laser engraving systems can create permanent marks (the marks can only be removed by heavy grinding) that are durable and free of wear....Read More

Today, laser technology is often used for marking of medical products for easy identification. The process of marking products using lasers is generally referred to as laser engraving, laser etching, or laser marking. Almost all materials can be laser engraved/laser marked for identification, patent safety, and other purposes. Laser Marking of Stainless Steel Medical Products Laser...Read More

Laser marking on smooth even surfaces is easy. The challenge is laser marking on curved or uneven surfaces. Surfaces that are curved, or those with varying heights, pose a problem for laser marking. The traditional method of handling such issues was for the operator to mechanically adjust the laser head situated on a movable jig....Read More

Laser marking equipment is used on plastic surfaces to provide an engraved feel. In this process, the laser removes part of the plastic and this makes an almost permanent mark. The laser is guided by a computer program. The program is fed with the design needed to be marked on the surface. The laser is...Read More

The aerospace industry relies on laser marking equipment to imprint logos, part numbers, graphics, or any other specifications on parts or products. Engraving permanent marks on aerospace parts not only helps in easy identification, but also facilitates in easy accessibility and traceability. Why is Laser Engraving the Best Option? Over the years, laser marking has...Read More

The latest news in the world of lasers has to be the creation of superhydrophobic materials using laser etching. The team at the University of Rochester has managed to etch the surface of a metal using a laser with a pattern that makes the surface extremely hydrophobic. This intrinsic design ensures that any water which...Read More

Laser engraving is extremely popular in a variety of industries. These include defense, medical, aerospace, architecture, automotive, & electronics, to name a few. However, laser engraving need not be confined to such markets only. There are quite a few market opportunities that laser engraving service providers can capitalize on. An Array of Alternative Markets A few...Read More

If your company is in the manufacturing, electronics, or even medical sectors, sooner or later, you will require laser marking for your products and components. The best solution for this is a fiber laser marking machine. The non-contact fiber laser marking process is well-known among customers for the following reasons: Durability Readability High-temperature resistance Application to...Read More

Engraving has been a part of human history for ages now. The earliest signs of engraving have been dated back to 60,000 B.C. in the Middle Stone Age. Engraving serves as a channel for display of art and recording of information. Several materials like wood, stone, metal, plastic, and even ostrich eggs are/ have been...Read More