by Dmitriy Nikitin | Aug 8, 2016 | Applications
Deep engraving was done on this red brick sample to show the capabilities of using CO2 lasers for engraving purposes. The depth and speed at which the process can be done simply depends on the power of the CO2 laser system.
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 small and medium drill bits were surface annealed at approximately 17 watts of power, at a speed of 4 inches per second, with a frequency of 75kHz, resulting in...
by Dmitriy Nikitin | Aug 8, 2016 | Applications
Process Parameters: Small Parts – Dark Coating, Light Etch Material: Steel Power: 17 Watt Method used: Etching Frequency: 80 kHz Depth: Surface Speed: 3 inchsec Laser Type: Q-Switched Fiber Laser Focal Length Lens: 160mm (170mm WD) Cycle Time: 1.48 Seconds All samples...
by Dmitriy Nikitin | Aug 8, 2016 | Applications
Laser etching or marking a pagoda image/picture on a tile using a CO2 laser.
by Dmitriy Nikitin | Aug 8, 2016 | Applications
Laser engraving of this wooden block sample was done using a 100-watt CO2 laser through a 300mm lens. Sample Name: wood brick Working Distance: 220mm Material: wood Power: 60%-98% Method Used: Laser Engraving Frequency: 5 kHz Depth: >.001 Speed: 5-20 inches per...
by Dmitriy Nikitin | Aug 8, 2016 | Applications
The samples were marked using a 20-watt q-switched ytterbium fiber laser with a 160 mm focal length lens. The carbide parts were surface etched, to create brightly contrasting light marks on the material. They were marked using approximately 11 watts of power, with a...
