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Steel and Inconel flanges were hermetically welded using an Evolution 240W
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| We laser marked a pattern on polyester fleece using 30W and an FH Series marking head Click thumbnail for more... |
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| Our lab has developed a new method of marking glass using high power and slow scan speeds. Click thumbnail for more.. |
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| Double layer LDPE film was cut using 150W of power at a rate of 150 feet per minute. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| This article describes alternative glass marking methods. Click thumbnail for more.. |
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| Fine polyester mesh material can be laser cut to create specialized filters for hydraulic equipment. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| The polycarbonate sprue inside this cell phone case was cut at 3 points. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| A proprietary coating was applied to zinc-plated steel, which was then laser marked with 20W. Click thumbnail for more.. |
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| This mark was created on a PBT electrical connector with a Marking Head and 25W laser. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| Engraving wood is an excellent application for CO2 lasers, resulting in clean, contrasting marks. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| Rubber weatherstripping was trepanned using a 200W Synrad laser. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| High-Impact Polystyrene sheet (4.4mm-thick) was cut using 200 and 400W. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| Mild Steel was cut using the firestar f400. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| 1/4"-thick acrylic was cut using 100W at a speed of 50ipm. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| Polyethylene bottles were laser marked with a 10W laser. Click thumbnail for more.. |
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| In this application, we fillet welded a 0.15 mm thin steel cover to a much thicker steel substrate. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| Using a Synrad 100W laser, customized gaskets were created from an EVA foam sheet. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| Different leather samples were laser cut using a firestar f201 laser. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| Fine detail is possible when laser marking a glass-reinforced plastic component. Click thumbnail for more.. |
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| Using a firestar f400, we achieved excellent edge quality on this mild steel at speeds of 300ipm. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| Polyester fabrics of different thicknesses were cut using 25W Click thumbnail for more... |
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| Wine manufacturers have branded their corks for years; laser marking adds another dimension. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| This application test focused on cutting various thicknesses of closed cell foam. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| With the addition of a paint or anodize coating, steel can often be marked with less power. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| For glass between 1 and 10 mm thick, laser cutting becomes a process of scribing and snapping. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| This 10-character mark was engraved on an SMT chip resistor with 25W. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| Molded polyacetal tubing was cleanly cut using a 100W CO2 laser. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| A CO2 laser was used to cut and mark this leather pendant. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| TPO (Thermoplastic Olefin) automotive parts were cut with 400W. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| 2D Bar Codes were marked on Powder-Coated Steel using 25W and 60W. Click thumbnail for more... |
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| Our Applications Lab has developed a set of marking parameters for direct 2D coding of FR4 Click thumbnail for more... |
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| CO2 lasers were used to mark glass light bulbs Click thumbnail for more... |
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| Polyethylene dip tubes exhibit a raised, contrasting mark. Click thumbnail for more... |
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Many materials are easily cut with a Marking Head, such as this cardstock stencil
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