Fiber Laser Marking Machine BM-L10FT

Equipment Description: Fiber Laser Marker, is an advanced third-generation laser marker system. It adopts the most advanced fiber laser in the world and super-speed scanning galvanometer system. The fiber laser marker applies air cooler in small size. It has excellent beam quality, high reliability and long service life, and can be free of maintenance. It can be used in some fields with high requirements for the marking depth, smoothness and fineness. Applications: It can be applied to the marking of translucent plastic buttons, IC chips, digital product components, precision machinery, jewelry, sanitary wares, measuring and cutting tools, watches, glasses, electrical appliances, electronic components, hardware accessories, hardware tools, mobile communications components, automobile parts, plastic products, medical equipment, building materials, pipes and other high- precision products. Materials: It made from metals and a variety of non-metallic materials, such as high-hard alloy, oxides, electroplating, coating film, ABS, epoxy resin, ink and engineering plastic. Features: Compactness With the unique all built-in integration design, the optical, electronic and mechanical components are highly integrated, so that the whole machine weighs only 16kg. It can be called the smallest fiber laser marker in the world. In addition, it adopts imported fiber laser, and coupled with all air-cooled design, it need not external cooling devices. High Durability The laser module has a long service life (greater than 100,000 hours; while the traditional lamp pump YAG can only serve hundreds of hours and the semiconductor can serve 20,000 hours or so). Low consumption Due to the all air-cooled design, no consumable materials and free of maintenance, it has a low cost at use. Furthermore, it saves energy with a total power of 200W. High speed It applies imported high-speed galvanometer scanning head, which has greatly reduced the latency and increased the marking speed, which is 3 to 10 times of the first generation of traditional lamp-pumped marker and the second-generation of semiconductor marker (depend on the marking material)