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Fiber Laser Marking is your best choice for standard, automated, and OEM fiber laser systems as well as high production systems for laser marking. We also integrate and provide CO2 lasers and other laser sources into our laser systems. If you looking for the latest, most reliable, and most productive laser system available, you are at the right web site and in contact with the company that can satisfy your needs. Fiber Laser Marking also provides contract laser marking services for those companies that presently do not have enough production quantities to justify an equipment purchase. Subcontract marking and engraving can greatly assist in the familiarity of laser applications and operations for companies that need to outsource their work. The Fiber Laser Marking management and engineering key personnel have several decades of expertise and experience in the laser systems business. We have provided manually loaded laser marking systems, automated laser marking systems, 2-3-and 5 axis laser welding and cutting systems, as well as "on the fly" systems. Please send your evaluations samples and we will process them at no charge to you. Provide us with your production requirements and other pertinent application information and we will be most happy to submit a laser system proposal to meet your specifications.
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Laser Processing Lasers are ideal for cutting materials that are difficult to process on conventional metal cutting machine tools. They also provide higher process speeds for cutting holes of different sizes. Intricate cuts on wavy surfaces can be accommodated by this process. These attributes also apply to laser welding and laser marking.
Click Here for Custom License Plates For most metalworking applications, there are two types of lasers used. One is fiber lasers (Ytterbium doped fiber), and the other is CO2 (carbon dioxide). Fiber lasers react better on metals and CO2 lasers react better on woods, fabrics and plastics. In laser cutting the material is vaporized by the high power density of the laser beam and the debris carried away by a high pressure coaxial gas assist nozzle. Very narrow kerf widths are typical of laser cuts and are in the neighborhood of 0.010 of an inch.
For welding, the laser beam is projected through a low pressure inert gas nozzle and the vaporized metal from the intensity of the laser beam is allowed to re-solidify behind the keyhole produced by the laser beam, and thus forms the weld. The depth of the weld is controlled by the power setting of the laser, the travel speed, and the beam focus setting. Laser marking on metals is best accomplished by a 20 watt pulsed fiber laser. Although the power level is fairly low the peak power of the laser pulses can be in the multi-kilowatt range. The fiber laser marking systems can engrave to depths of .005” (or deeper with multiple passes) or be adjusted to make a smooth anneal mark that just darkens the material being marked. CO2 Lasers are used for marking, engraving, and cutting wood, plastic and other organic materials. Laser cutting, welding and marking are the three big metalworking applications. There are alternate methods to do many of these applications with processes other than with lasers. So why consider lasers? Not even the most ardent supporter of laser processing would suggest that lasers can replace most other metalworking techniques. However, there are things that lasers can do better, faster and cheaper than other production methods. In the final analysis it comes down to product quality and cost effectiveness of the process. Fiber Laser Marking also manufactures Key Tags, Jewelry Components, Earrings, Pendants, and Divot Tools. Please call if you have any questions. Link to us with the following code: URL - http://www.fiberlasermarking.com Title - Fiber Laser Marking Description - Laser Engraving Systems, Laser Marking, Fiber Laser Engraving, and Laser Sub Contract Services are all supplied by Fiber Laser Marking, a manufacturer of the highest quality and productive laser systems available.
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