Industrial Laser Trends
Visi-Trak and Laserax Collaborate to Bring Part-to-Part Traceability to Diecasters
For over 30 years Visi-Trak has established itself as the leader in plantwide process monitoring with diecasters worldwide
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. ...
How Does Laser Annealing Work?
Laser annealing does not remove anything from a metal surface. In fact, the marking does not change the surface roughness of the metal surface. It is particularly interesting for applications in which...
Fiber Laser vs CO2 Laser: Comparison of Laser Engraving Machines
Fiber Laser Systems Fiber lasers use fiber optics as their gain medium. Other common gain mediums are gazes, crystals or mixture of dyes. Fiber lasers use laser diodes as...
Laserax and Pannier Corporation Enter into a Partnership Agreement
Éric Bourbeau and Michael Leard, Xavier Godmaire, President Laserax and from Pannier Corporation Krista Brownlee, Marketing Manager; Kurt Olyarnik, Director of Software Engineering; Dan Wertz,...
Shotblast Resistant Laser Marking for Die Casters
Diecasts can now be identified right at the exit of the casting machine to ensure foolproof traceability A Changing Automotive Environment Your customers’ requirements are...
Laserax: A Leader in Laser Marking in the Primary Metal Industry
Investissement Québec and Desjardins Capital recently invested $10.8 million in Laserax Inc. Thanks to the investment, the Quebec-based company, which was founded in 2010, will continue to...
Analysis of Different Plastic Injection Mold Cleaning Solutions
“More time in mold repair is spent cleaning mold plates and tooling than in any of the other stages (disassembly, troubleshooting or assembly)...