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    Laser Marking

      Input/ output options: Slot Magazine, Stack Magazine, Box | Selection of packages: QFN, SOT, PDIP, SOD, SOJ, VSOP, TSOT | Compatible lasers: YV04, Fiber, Green, UV Laser | Vision capabilities: Frame Orientation,...

      Penang, Malaysia
    • MY-M20

      MY-M20

        Introducing the MY-M20 Fiber Laser Marking System, the epitome of versatility and efficiency in marking technology. Renowned for its adaptability, minimal maintenance requirements, and the complete elimination of...

        Ipoh, Malaysia
      • Fiber-optic Laser Marking Machine

        Fiber-optic Laser Marking Machine

          The fiber laser marking system has an integrated design and the fiber transmission, which can be easy to integrate to the industrial production process. The laser can be directly controlled by the control interfa...

          Johor Bahru, Malaysia

        Overview

        Laser marking is a process used to mark or engrave an object with a laser beam. It is commonly used for applications requiring precision and durability, such as in the automotive, medical, and manufacturing industries. Laser marking machines can handle a variety of materials including metals, plastics, and ceramics, making them versatile tools for permanent identification and branding.

        FAQ

        What should I consider when buying a used laser marking machine?

        Consider the machine's age, laser power, software compatibility, and any previous maintenance records. Ensure it meets your specific marking needs and material requirements.

        How do I ensure the laser marking machine is shipped safely to my location?

        Use a reputable shipping service experienced in handling delicate machinery. Ensure the machine is properly packed and secured to prevent damage during transit.

        What is the maintenance schedule for a laser marking machine?

        Regular maintenance includes cleaning the laser lens, checking for software updates, and inspecting electrical connections. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance instructions.