AMADA Highlights Laser Marking Capabilities

Innovative technology redefines manufacturing standards for speed, cleanliness, and versatility

AMADA highlights its Laser Marking solutions for fast and clean permanent marking of metal surfaces during manufacturing. Laser Marking utilizes the intense heat of a highly focused laser beam to permanently modify the surface of the material being marked. AMADA’s intuitive Windows®-based software facilitates this process, allowing for the creation of text, graphics, logos, barcodes, and data matrix codes. Automation features, further enhance functionality enabling part serialization, date coding, variable text inputs, remote programming, I/O control, and more.

AMADA offers a comprehensive range of turn-key semi-automated Laser Marking systems, providing swift concept realization in production solutions. With a range of Laser Marking systems, AMADA ensures precise marking for a multitude of materials, including plastics, metals, and ceramics.

The key benefits of these Laser Marking systems include compatibility with most materials, Contactless marking is both cost effective as well as permanent. Corrosion-resistant, and scratch-resistant marks are achieved using the standard software, which supports a wide array of fonts and barcode formats, whilst enabling the import of vector and graphic files.

Laser Marking helps meet the growing demand for permanent identification of products, which enables tracking and traceability across industries, from medical devices to automotive electronics manufacturing. Laser Marking is swiftly replacing more traditional methods due to its speed, cleanliness, and efficiency. AMADA’s Laser Marking product range encompasses fiber markers, catering to diverse integration needs.

Two standout products from AMADA’s Laser Marking lineup are the Laser Marking Workstation (WL-100A) and the Fiber Laser Marker (LM-F100A). The workstations offer a highly configurable, compact unit designed for lean manufacturing. Offering a broad range of marking capabilities for various metals, plastics, and ceramics. On the other hand, the Fiber Laser Markers excel in high-speed marking, engraving, etching, ablation, and annealing, providing high-contrast marks on multiple materials with user-configurable options for optimized production.

For more information, please visit: www.amadaweldtech.eu.

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