What is Laser Marking?
Laser marking, in its simplest terms, is a marking method used to create a permanent code by applying an intense beam on the product. It covers various applications such as Fiber, Carbon, UV.

Laser marking applications can be automated on high-speed lines and provide traceable markings on a variety of materials, including steel, titanium, aluminium, copper, ceramics, plastic, glass, wood and cardboard. A wide variety of codes such as serial numbers, expiration dates, part numbers, barcodes, unique identification codes, variable data, 2D Datamatrix codes can be printed on these products.

How Do Laser Marking Machines Work?

Laser marking machines work by using an intense beam to mark the surface of the material. This beam reacts by burning the surface of the product. By targeting only a specific area, laser marking machines create high-quality, high-contrast codes that can be read and scanned on almost any surface. This feature makes it the ideal solution for applications where the reliability and permanence of laser marking are critical.

How to Use a Laser Marking Machine?

Since there are many different types of laser marking machines, each of these machines works differently. The best way to use the machine depends on the material you will be working on and the application you are using.

When using laser machines, all safety precautions must be taken and instructions must be followed. Thanks to various preventive measures, including safety enclosure options, laser marking has become a safe method.

What are the Benefits of Laser Marking?

-Provides maximum efficiency with minimum downtime.
-Eliminates costly problems such as counterfeiting and poor quality codes.
-Compliance with industry regulations
-No consumables and no maintenance required