Laser marking black anodised medical device
Here we see a laser marked black anodised medical device, supplied by our customer blatchfords. Forming part of below the knee prosthetic limb, this anodised aluminium part has been laser marked with the information placed around its circumference. On this, as with many other similar parts, the marking details cover a range of requirements such as
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Laser Engraving Anodised Aluminium Scales: Graduations.
Laser engraving anodised aluminium is common practice in today’s industrial markets. The laser engraving anodised aluminium measurement scales of a metre long squares provide various measurement scales for roofers, as supplied by our customer G.Gibson & Co Ltd. The laser engraving process, is used to vaporise the top surface, to remove the area affected by the
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Marking Black Anodised Aluminium with Lasers
A 360 degree scale has been produced by marking black anodised aluminium with lasers. The disk is 350 mm in diameter, and forms part of a jigging plate used for an aerospace application. Anodising This electrolytic passivation, in this case black, is widely used across industry on aluminium for a variety of reasons. The process
Aerospace
Product Branding on Tax Disks Using Lasers: Car Restoration Projects
Product branding on Tax disks using lasers offers flexability to produce a wide range of complex images at cost effective levels. The application An extensive range of tax disk holders have product branding using lasers for the automotive owner, supplied by our customer A1 Auto Styling. Anodising Available in a range of colours, shown here
Automotive
Laser engraving anodised aluminium display panel
Laser engraving anodised aluminium display panel, was completed to promote the laser marking industry for an exhibition some years ago. In this case the customer was Trident Systems The application Today’s laser engraving systems all use a software package similar to a traditional desk top publishing system. You can create various job formats using the
Sign making
Laser marking QR codes
This example demonstrates laser marking QR codes. Anodised aluminium tags form the basis for the laser marking QR codes used as part of an emergency ID aid. Laser cut to shape then anodised black. The laser marking process removing the anodised areas to create a high contrast level giving good code definition. What is OneLife
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Anodised aluminium laser marking
Anodised aluminium laser marking is common place in today’s industrial sectors. The anodising is removed to expose the aluminium base material, creating a very highly defined image. The application – Anodised aluminium laser marking The part is manufactured from Aluminium and anodised black. With this variation we create the part ID mark on the top surface
Engineering
Product branding using lasers
Product branding using lasers offers flexibility to produce a wide range of complex images at cost effective levels. The application An extensive range of tax disk holders, have product branding using lasers for the automotive owner, supplied by our customer A1 Auto Styling. Anodising Available in a range of colours, shown here in black. This
Automotive
Laser Marking Forged Aluminium
Laser marking forged aluminium presents us with a few challenges in achieving high quality marking, and presents a very difficult application dealing with two contrasting forms. The product was to be used for the wheel nut on a vehicle. The forging of aluminium alloys, is the process of converting a uniform blank shape into a
Automotive
Anodised Aluminium Laser Marking Sample Kit
The use of an Anodised Aluminium Laser Marking Sample Kits can be vital for deciding on the colour scheme of your next product. Anodised aluminium is a highly versatile material widely used in various industries for its durability, corrosion resistance, and aesthetic appeal. When it comes to laser marking, anodised aluminium offers excellent results, making
Engineering
Laser Marking Curved Surfaces
Understanding Laser Marking Curved Surfaces How It Works Laser marking involves the use of a focused laser beam to alter the surface of a material, creating marks that can be seen visually or detected by machines. When dealing with curved surfaces, the laser marking process becomes more complex, as the laser must maintain consistent focus
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Corporate Branding Using Laser Marking: USB Charger Project
Corporate Product Branding Using Laser Marking The corporate branding of this USB charger product, has been generated by laser marking using an Nd:YAG Q-switched laser. The material is aluminium with a clear anodised coating. The process of branding using laser marking – engraving Under normal circumstances, the anodised coating is removed in order to expose the
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