CNC Laser Cutting

Laser marking, etching & engraving

Engraving: Laser engraving is the process of using a high-powered laser beam to remove material from the surface of an object. It creates depth and texture, resulting in a design that can be both seen and felt. Fiber laser engraving is commonly used for adding serial numbers, logos, barcodes, and intricate artwork onto various materials, including metal, wood, glass, and plastics. It's often used for customization, branding, and personalization.

Etching: Laser etching is a similar process to engraving but typically involves shallower and more subtle marks. It is used for creating fine lines, grayscale images, or surface texturing. Etching is popular for applications like creating QR codes on products, adding decorative patterns to jewelry, or enhancing the aesthetic appeal of materials like stainless steel.

Marking: Laser marking is a non-contact method of adding permanent marks or codes to objects surfaces. It doesn't remove material but instead changes the color or appearance of the material, creating high-contrast marks. Fiber laser marking is extensively used in industries like automotive, aerospace, medical devices, and electronics for traceability, part identification, and branding. It offers excellent resistance to wear and fading.