The class IV GeoMARK Eco compact marking laser is powerful and affordable. With a long z-axis of travel and a touchscreen PC, this 20 watt fiber laser was built for a variety of laser marking applications that are limited by an enclosed system. Due to its small compact footprint, it can easily be integrated into...
Learn the basics of laser engraving in our Laser Engraving Essentials webinar. In this video, we explain what laser engraving is, how it differs from other laser marks, and review the different settings in a fiber laser you’ll need to adjust to start laser engraving.. In this webinar, you’ll learn: – The difference between laser...
Here’s a demonstration of a CO2 laser marking on a leather wallet. Different kinds of lasers operate at different wavelengths. Those wavelengths affect the type of material you can mark on with that laser. For example, a fiber laser is capable of marking on metal and plastic, but not organic material, such as leather and...
In this video, we explain why laser marking round parts is fundamentally different than marking flat parts and show you how a rotary can help you get a solid, consistent laser mark on your round parts. In less than 15 minutes, you’ll learn: – Why the shape of a laser beam makes marking round parts...
Need help getting depth in your laser engraving applications? Check out our latest SCHMIDT Tip: Getting Deep With Lasers. In just five minutes, you’ll learn which kind of applications work best for deep marks and get a primer on how simple changes to your laser settings can affect marking depth. For information on our Class...