Laser Marking
Description
Micron Laser Technology utilizes both ultraviolet and infrared lasers to produce permanent, non-contact markings without masks or stencils. Generally, no thermal or mechanical stresses are induced on the part while being marked. Vision alignment is utilized for the placement of the mark when close tolerances are required. Depending on material, a small pallet of color can be produced in the mark.
Laser Marking
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| Type Of Service: | Concept development, Engineering design |
Features
High-contrast, permanent mark
Non-contact – low part stress
Flexibility – on-the-fly changes
Quality – accuracy & repeatability
Process curved surfaces
High Resolution
Applications
Stainless
Quartz
Teflon
Delrin
Plastics
Metals
Ceramic
Anodized Aluminum
For pricing, technical or any other questions please contact the supplier
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- No markups, no fees
- Direct contact with supplier
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How to order?
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Ships from:
United States
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Sold by:
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On FindLight:
since 2020
Frequently Asked Questions
Laser Marking provides high-contrast, permanent marks with low part stress. It also offers flexibility for on-the-fly changes, accuracy, repeatability, and the ability to process curved surfaces.
Laser Marking can be used for marking logos, barcodes, and serialization. It is commonly used in the printed circuit board industry for microvia drilling, laser routing, and laser skiving. It can also be used for laser rework and recovery services.
Markings produced by Laser Marking are compliant to standards MIL-STD-130M for defense and SEMI M12/M13 for semiconductors.
Laser Marking is a process that utilizes both ultraviolet and infrared lasers to produce permanent, non-contact markings without masks or stencils.
Laser Marking can be used on a variety of materials including Stainless, Quartz, Teflon, Delrin, Plastics, Metals, Ceramic, and Anodized Aluminum.