ABMARK laser equipment is used to encode and mark products of a wide variety of materials, including paper, cardboard, plastics (PET, PVC, HDPE), glass, metals and wood. The messages and graphics that are achieved are of high quality, at a...
Macsa ID laser equipment is used to encode and mark products of a wide variety of materials, including paper, cardboard, plastics (PET, PVC, HDPE), glass, metals and wood. The messages and graphics that are achieved are of high quality, at...
Traceability in automotive parts is a key feature of this industry. In an environment where production efficiency is a strategic competition, and where the production rate is very high, a good traceability system is essential to compete in the market....
Cardboard coding in painted cardboard label using CO2 lasers is one of the most widespread types of marking in the industry. However, the increasing power capacity and improved optical performance of lasers have made it possible to evolve from...
An award is one of the most appreciated ways in which we recognise achievement that anyone would be excited to receive. Behind each Metal Trophy Laser Marking, there is a story, not only of who receives the trophy, but of...
Marking and coding of the glass can be done using different laser technologies. Although the best known is the C Series CO2 technology, which provides very high coding speeds, the reactions produced by this type of laser are irregular. This...
Engineering plastics are widely used in the automotive world. They possess properties such as wear resistance, flame resistance and light weight that make the material ideal for applications in different parts of vehicles, specific variants can be developed to meet...
Macsa id success story in the plumbing market Client: BrassCraft® Country: USA Industry: Production and distribution of plumbing products Application: Marking of metal parts Macsa id Solution: Pulsed fiber laser SPA F-9020 History of the company Founded by Robert Zell...
The beverage industry is one of the industries with the highest production rates. In most of these factories, the hourly production of beverage cans is around 80,000 cans per hour. Since it requires coding of several lines of text, marking...
Laser coding of pills On other occasions we have seen examples of marking in the pharmaceutical industry to comply with the appropriate regulations corresponding to the FDA’s Unique Device Identification (UDI) or the European Union’s Falsified Medicines Directive (FMD). In...
PET laser cutting for protective mask manufacturing Sometimes the world receives a blow for which it is not prepared, which puts society’s proactivity, agility, efficiency and solidarity to the test. During this COVID-19 crisis, the world is responding in an...
Coding on cardboard detergent boxes Packaging coding on cardboard detergent boxes, is one of the industries where the use of lasers is most widely used. The reason for this is the high production rates, where a marking system without consumables...
Pharmaceutical products traceability. Coding packaging for the pharmaceutical industry If we think about the importance of traceability and safety of the production processes that are currently carried out, we may not find an industry where they are more valuable than...
On certain occasions, the laser engraving of a piece must be carried out at an intermediate step of the production process. This implies that a marking must be resistant to the processes in the manufacturing chain that follow on, which...
Traceability is a guarantee of control The innovation and development of new technologies mean that more and more industries increase their levels of control and traceability of their processes in order to optimize costs and ensure the best product. The...
Recycling is an increasingly present matter in society, and polymer recycling is not exempt from the trend, despite not being easy due to the variety and composition of the materials. Laser marking on recycled polymer pipe saves consumable costs since...
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