Traceability
Automotive Part Marking Technologies - Which One to Choose?
If you are struggling to find a marking method for traceability, or simply for process improvement, you are not the only one.
Data Matrix Codes vs. QR Codes – What is the Difference?
2D codes such as data matrix and QR codes are used in almost all industries to share information about the parts or products on which they are marked.
Process Control with Laser Direct Part Marking by Arick Kaschalk
Hear what Arick Kaschalk from Visi-Trak, a leading provider of monitoring and control solutions to the die casting industry, has to say about the burning subjects of the hour for diecasters:...
Industrial Traceability: Barcodes and 2D Codes
https://www.laserax.com/ebook-industrial-traceability-how-barcodes-work-0Laser Direct Part Marking (LDPM) is the identification of individual parts (or bundle of parts) with unique identifiers. The identifiers are marked directly onto the products. Download the guide:...
Webcast: Part Traceability and Permanent Laser Marking
Lasers were first used in industrial applications by Western Electric in 1965 (1). Since then, lasers have been adopted in many other industrial applications. Laserax has become a leader in permanent...
Understanding Common Aluminum Alloys Series
Pure aluminum is seldom used in common industrial applications. It is usually alloyed with other metals. The choice of additives depends on the ultimate intended use of the product. In ESAB knowledge...
Magnesium Parts Traceability in the Automotive Industry
Magnesium alloys have many characteristics that makes them interesting alternative to steel and aluminum in the...