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aser marking Laser Marking typical applications Spiritflffnno vat/on.
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Ho w a Laser Marker Works fea tures • Marks text, barcodes and datamatrix codes, logos and graphics • Imports .jpg, .bmp, .dxf and other formats • Variable text, data and batch codes can be linked to external database • Windows® based control software • Marking fields up to 12” x12” • Character size down to 0.004” • RS232 and external I/O for ease of integration How it works: The laser is steered by mirrors mounted onto galvo motors to produce the mark. Each mirror moves along a single axis. These galvos move extremely quickly with very little inertia, and, therefore, can write marks at...
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Laser Marking Examples Steel Component Anodized Aluminum Plastic Molded Part Medical Implantable Device Fine Mark Next to Penny Marking Plastics Lasers are the best solution for marking plastics, as many inks either have difficulty adhering to them or quickly wear away, and many labels simply will not stick. Other processes produce unclear marks or require post-process operations. Laser marks generally require no post-process finishing operations and so can be shipped immediately. Lasers produce contrasting, high quality marks on a wide range of plastics. With the development of additive...
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marking suitability of materials laser marking Brass (bare) Copper (bare) Copper (nickel coated) Kovar (gold plated) Carbon steel Chrome plated Nickel plated Surgical steel Coated fiber Acrylic Good Epoxy Good Mylar (silver nickel coating) Good Nylon (natural) Good Nylon (pigment, glass filled) Good PES/PET/PBT Good Phenolic Good Polycarbonate (Lexan®) Excellent Styrene Excellent CLASS W LASER PRODUCT Spiritflflnno ration, info@muc.miyachi.com • www.miyachiunitek.com ISO 9001 Certified Company • 24/7 Repair Service: 1-866-751-7378 MEXICO Sales Office: 5959 Gateway West, Ste 327, El Paso, TX...
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