Laser Marking & Engraving Machines

Manually Loaded Fiber Laser Marking Machines 

Optimized for plastic and metal marking, our manually loaded machines are used in standalone operations with little or no automation. They can also be installed inline and connected to PLCs, ERPs and SCADA systems. If needed, these machines can be transformed into automated solutions at minimal cost.

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  Flex Laser Marking Workstation

  As a simple yet flexible manually loaded machine, the Flex workstation allows you to pick the features you need from our advanced laser technology while minimizing your investment for part traceability.  

  • Pick only the features you need
  • Cost-effective
  • Easy to use on reception
  • Robot-ready
  • Quick changeovers
  • Simple multi-part support
  • Portable
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  Rotary Table Marking Workstation

  The Rotary Table workstation offers the highest throughput of all manually loaded laser machines. It does so by optimizing the operator’s time, who triggers table rotations and loads parts during laser marking.  

  • High throughput
  • Mechanical & software customization
  • Industrial grade
  • Operator part selection & validation
  • Portable

Automated Inline Fiber Laser Marking Machines 

Our robot and conveyor solutions can be implemented inline and are low maintenance. You can integrate them at any stage of the production process, even in harsh environments with high heat, dust, and oil. Each machine is designed to address specific challenges, such as short cycle times, multiple part marking, space optimization, or part positioning variations. 

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  Rotary Laser Marking Machine 

  Made for challenging marking requirements, the Rotary Table machine optimizes the cycle time by marking in hidden time. This frees up the robot arm, giving it enough time to load parts on the visible side of the rotary table. 

  • Minimal impact on cycle time
  • Operator part selection & validation
  • Industrial grade
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  Open-Air Laser Marking Machine

  Easy to install in existing production lines, the Open Air machine is ideal to reuse an existing robot that performs multiple operations in a sequence. No fixtures are needed, as the robot holds parts during the marking process. When equipped with a vision system, this machine can easily mark multiple parts and cavities.  

  • Leverages robot idle time
  • Manages multiple parts & multi-cavity parts without fixtures
  • Part positioning feedback provided to robot
  • Flexible & compact design
  • Industrial grade
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  Automated Door Laser Marking Machine 

  As our most flexible solution, the door machine allows you to position markings anywhere and lets the robot load parts from any direction. It is ideal if the robot can perform other tasks during the marking operation.

  • Flexible part loading
  • Robot can perform other tasks during marking
  • Industrial grade
  • Operator part selection & validation
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  Conveyor Laser Marking Machine 

  Adapted to your conveyor system, the conveyor marking machine manages part positioning variations automatically, allowing you to precisely mark moving parts on the fly or parts that are stopped for another process.   

  • Easy to retrofit
  • Marking on the fly
  • Adjustments for part positioning variations

CO2 Laser Marking Machines 

The CO2 laser markers that power our machines are optimized for thin and flat materials such as fabrics, plastics and rubber. You can discover how our machines can be customized for your application by speaking with an expert.  

Benefits of Laser Marking Machines

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  Improve Your Traceability Capabilities

  Laser technology can help you maintain traceability in a challenging environment, create permanent markings or replace a low-contrast technology. Through ablation, our laser marking systems generate high-contrast identifiers optimized for your material. Identifiers can even remain readable through various abrasive and non-abrasive post treatments.   

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  Lower Inline Maintenance

  Every minute that production operations are stopped costs money. Laser machines help you keep downtime to a minimum because they use a non-contact process that functions without consumables. This means that they need to be stopped less often for maintenance than other marking technologies like dot peening and inkjet printing.  

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  Keep Up with Short Cycle Times

  Capable of meeting the most challenging cycle times, the laser beams that mark your parts are backed by up to 500W of laser power. You can choose from various machines based on your marking time requirements. Our most efficient machine is the Rotary Table Laser Marking Machine.

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  Operate for 100,000 Hours

  When buying a machine, its expected operating life is an important consideration to get the best return on investment. Our machines are equipped with a high-quality laser source that keeps them running 24/7 for at least 10 years with the same marking quality and low maintenance.  

 

Industrial Laser Marking Applications & Videos 

Manufacturers all over the world use industrial lasers to mark serial numbers, data matrix codes, QR codes and logos on their parts and products. At Laserax, we offer high-quality fiber lasers to mark metals. For plastics and organic materials, we offer both fiber and CO2 laser machines.  

 

	Laser Marking of Automotive Parts  Parts such as aluminum die castings often need to comply with traceability regulations to ensure that automotive OEMs manage potential recalls effectively. Since laser marking creates high-contrast and permanent marks, it is widely used to meet these requirements.    Learn More
	Laser Etching of Aluminum Ingots  Laser direct part marking generates permanent and detailed identifiers on ingots, sows, slabs, billets and so on. It has already replaced printed labels in many primary metal smelting plants.   Learn More
	Fiber Laser Engraving Machines If part traceability requires resistance to abrasion, a fiber laser engraver is the solution. With deep engraving, you can engrave VIN numbers and shotblast resistant codes.   Ask an Expert
	Laser Etching of Steel  Oxide layers that form on steel usually need to be removed before applying a permanent mark. The resulting white background is ideal to improve contrast and obtain high-quality marks.   Learn More
	Laser Annealing of Stainless Steel  Stainless steel needs to be laser annealed to protect its chromium oxide layer and prevent rust from getting into the metal. This marking process creates a permanent laser mark through a chemical reaction under the surface.   Learn More
	Laser Marking of Plastics and Polymers    Plastics like PVC and polyethylene can be marked using a fiber or a CO2 laser marker, as different types of plastics need different wavelengths. Performing tests based on the marking requirements helps determine the best type of laser for each application.    Learn More