Industrial Lasers
CO2 vs. Fiber Laser - Which One Should You Buy?
If you’re looking to mark metal, what you need to buy is a fiber laser. If you’re looking to mark organic materials like textile, wood, or cardboard, a CO2 laser is the best choice.
Laserax Launches Inline Laser Marking and Laser Cleaning Solutions
Manufacturers of parts used in the automotive industry can rely on Laserax’s complete laser marking solutions to provide world-class traceability to their customers. ...
Modular Laser Systems Specific to Your Challenge
At Laserax, we understand that your needs are unique, yet you don’t want the high price that comes with custom engineering. You want to do business with an experienced laser manufacturer that has...
High-Power Laser Marker Embedded in Conveyor Enclosure
High-power lasers, such as those used for marking identifiers on metal, can be embedded in enclosures. Such systems, when properly designed, are 100% safe for workers and passersby. Laserax has...
Industrial Traceability in the Aluminum Industry with Laser Marking
Accountability is currently one of the most important priorities in manufacturing, especially in light of recent scandals, such as the Kobe Steel fumble. If a supplier steps out of bounds, it...
List of Fiber Laser Systems Applications
In Fiber Laser: The State of the Art, Jeff Hecht from Laser Focus World describes the main components of fiber lasers. He then goes on with describing their features and configuration. He finishes...
What is an Industrial Laser and How Does it Work?
For a lot of people, lasers are small boxes that shoot red dots, which drive cats crazy. But in fact, laser systems are used in many manufacturing processes. They can be used for cutting metal or...