Laserax laser markers are the ideal choice for industrial applications. We offer fiber, UV and CO2 lasers with broad laser power ranges. Our systems are used to create permanent marks on metals, sands, and organic materials.
Best Marking Speed & Quality
Our laser markers deliver unmatched speed and quality. We help manufacturers worldwide meet fast cycle times, ensure readability through post-treatments, stay in focus despite positioning variations, and more.
Flexible Integration
We can build custom laser systems with adjustable fiber cable lengths and laser dimensions that are suitable for tough environments. Each system comes preconfigured with essential tools including focusing optics and barcode validation.
Complete Support
Our experts assist with laser safety, dust & fume management, focus adjustments, barcode reading, and more. We can also advise you on 2D codes, serial and VIN numbers, and optimize your identifier placement.
Fiber lasers are ideal to mark a wide a variety of materials, including metals and sands. All Laserax fiber lasers are doped with ytterbium to produce a wavelength of 1,064 nm.
The LXQ-LP is our most affordable laser marker. It is equipped with a 2D head that tolerates 5 mm of depth variation on flat surfaces. Available with a maximum of 20W, it is ideal for longer cycle times or when you need a manually operated workstation.
The LXQ provides the best marking results on metals and can meet most cycle times with up to 100W of power. It allows you to mark any geometry, compensate for bent parts, and mark at a 45° angle.
With up to 2,000W of available laser power, the LXQ-HP is the most powerful single-mode laser system on the market. It provides unmatched marking, cleaning and texturing performance. An electrical cabinet is included to address heat management requirements.
200W–1kW of laser power
1,064 nm wavelength
2D and 3D heads available
Can mark, clean, and texture surfaces
Electrical cabinet included for heat management
Industrial grade
UV Laser Marking Systems
UV laser markers are used in industrial applications to create detailed, permanent marks on delicate or heat-sensitive materials. Their short wavelength enables cold marking with minimal thermal impact, making them ideal for electronics, medical devices, and plastics.
The Linear UV Laser System offers high precision and speed for advanced marking applications. Its compact footprint enables delicate marking on plastics, glass, metals, ceramics, PCBs, making it perfect for high-volume marking of sensitive materials.
1W–55W of laser power
Wide spot size range (7-100um)
Industrial grade
Co2 Laser Marking Systems
CO2 lasers are ideal to mark organic materials like plastics and polymers. They can also be used to mark and cut thin materials like cardboard and fabrics.
Optimized to mark or cut thin and flat materials, LXM lasers can process fabrics, cardboard, plastics, polymers and similar types of materials with high precision and high speed.
20W–70W of laser power
Adjustable wavelength (9.3 µm–10.6 µm)
Industrial grade
Laser Marking Machines
Laserax offers multiple laser marking solutions ready to be integrated into production lines. They include everything needed to make the operation a success, including laser safety, fume extraction, barcode reading, and more.
A single Laserax laser can perform multiple laser processes. To achieve this, our experts make small adjustments to the laser parameters and to the optical components.
This simplifies and speeds up integrations, as the same laser system can be used for all your integrations. In addition, all Laserax lasers use the same controller module. This allows system integrators to work in the same environment when connecting cables and programming data exchange.
Laser etching
Laser engraving
Laser annealing
Laser cleaning
Laser texturing
Laser hardening
Laser Marking Applications
There are several types of laser marking processes. The one you need depends on factors such as the material being marked and the required durability for data matrix codes and serial numbers.
Our laser marking systems can be used for more than just laser marking. The same laser can also be used for cleaning and texturing, making it possible to perform multiple processes in a single operation.
Laser Cleaning
Removes surface contaminants like oxides, rust, dust, oil, and grease
Strips paints and coatings
The laser beam’s intensity is adjusted for each type of material that needs to be removed
Many laser markers on the market require last-minute mechanical adjustments to adjust for part positioning. This is not the case with Laserax. Our laser systems have the features to be in focus all the time, making integrations smoother.
Our 2D heads have a depth of focus of 6 mm— the highest standard for 2D heads.
For deeper variations, our 3D heads add a large focusing range.
If parts are positioned randomly in the marking area, our 3D autofocus system adds up to 3 axes of compensation to automatically adjust the marking configuration for each part.
High-quality Inline Solutions
Our lasers generate the lowest maintenance you can get from laser technology. Not only do they rely on a non-contact marking process without consumables, but our laser heads can also be certified up to IP67. In addition, the laser source installed in our solid-state fiber lasers can continuously operate for 100,000 hours—which represents more than 10 years.
Faster Integration
Save time during the engineering and commissioning of your laser marking machines. Laserax can deliver preconfigured peripherals, including a barcode reader, an air knife to protect the lens and more. We also offer a Class-1 laser safety certification service to help you design marking solutions that protect workers from laser emissions.
Compliance Without Compromise
Designed to meet today’s throughput requirements and AIM DPM specifications, our systems consistently generate high-contrast 2D codes, even in high-speed production lines. To meet strict traceability requirements, they can also engrave direct part markings that remain readable through shot blasting, e-coating, powder coating and heat treating. Our industry-leading in-line and rotary MOTF technology can also be used to comply with the highest requirements. .
Dedicated Expert Support
Whenever you need help, contact us and get real-time remote support through our secure platform. Our laser experts will be able to take control of the laser if needed and troubleshoot your issues.
