laser sources

Laser sources

A Solution for Every Application

With the wide range of lasers and materials available, choosing the right laser for marking can be a real challenge. Understanding laser characteristics and material properties is essential to achieve optimal results in terms of precision, speed, and finish quality.

Picosecond Laser

Marking and engraving system with a picosecond source, ideal for high-precision applications and processing of delicate materials, including precious and non-precious metals.

  • Ultra-fine black marking
  • Extremely high contrast
  • No oxidation
  • Faster than traditional lasers
  • High-quality finish even in deep engravings
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1064 nm IR Fiber Laser

  • Perfect for all metals, including deep engraving and micro-cutting
  • Removes anodized coatings and paints
  • MOPA version: may cause color changes on plastics
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Green Laser

An alternative to the 1064 nm laser when high-definition, high-quality markings are required. Perfect for:

  • Precious metals (no oxidation)
  • Plastics and PVC tubes
  • Ceramics
  • Electronic components
  • Home appliances, medical packaging, medical equipment, and precision instruments
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UV Laser

Ideal for marking on:

  • Glass, crystal, ceramics
  • Plastics: ABS, PVC, PC, PET, PE, PP, PBT, PA, LCP, HDPE, silicone, etc.
  • Galvanized parts
  • Stainless steel (black marking) and copper
  • Nonwoven fabrics (PP/PE)
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CO2 Laser

Ideal for marking on:

  • Plastics (acrylic, PVC, PMMA, Delrin, polystyrene, polyurethane, POM)
  • Leather, fabrics, velvet, silk
  • Painted or anodized metals
  • Wood and composite wood (MDF, HDF, LDF)
  • Cork, marble, granite
  • Glass and ceramics with a sandblasted finish
  • Plastic foams
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