by Dmitriy Nikitin | Aug 8, 2016 | Applications
This brass part was marked using a 20 Watt Fiber Laser Marking System.
by Dmitriy Nikitin | Aug 8, 2016 | Applications
This part was marked with a 10 watt q-switched ytterbium fiber laser and a 160 mm focal length lens. The 160mm focal length lens has a working distance of 176mm from lens to part. The part was surface marked to create contrast on the sample. This titanium piece was...
by Dmitriy Nikitin | Aug 8, 2016 | Applications
The parts were marked using a 20 Watt Pulsed Fiber Laser using a 160 mm lens. The samples were ablated using 9 watts of power, with the frequency of 20 kHz, speed of 20″ per second, resulting in a cycle time of 0.25 second for the scale marking, 0.92 second for...
by Dmitriy Nikitin | Aug 8, 2016 | Applications
The part was marked using a 20 watt q-switched ytterbium fiber laser with 160mm focal length lens. The patch was marked first, and the 2D code and text were marked on top of it. The patch was surface etched onto the material using 14 watts of power, with a frequency...
by Dmitriy Nikitin | Aug 8, 2016 | Applications
The 18-mm thick wooden pie was laser cut by a 300 watt CW CO2 laser with a 5-inch focal length lens. The letters of “H” and “D” in 55-mm height were cut out using 300 Watts of power, a speed of 15 mm per second, resulting in a total cycle time of 20 seconds for both...
