Application - 激光雕刻
雕刻是最常见的激光打标应用，雕刻时激光束磨蚀材料从而雕刻出标志，在整个过程中，激光器就像凿子，吹走选定区域的主题材料。
激光雕刻机是我们的 redENERGY 光纤激光器的主要功能；能够进行精细雕刻和深度雕刻，并且我们的激光器可以用于雕刻所有金属和工业陶瓷。
Laser Engraving A Photograph
Application InsightPosted on 31/03/2020
Fiber laser technology has evolved significantly in the past few years, with its potential applications expanding beyond purely practical uses in manufacturing and research. This includes aesthetic and artistic deployments which allow for new means... read more >
Fiber Laser Engraving in the Jewellery Industry
Application InsightPosted on 03/03/2020
Engraving is just one of the applications for which fiber laser technology is an effective choice. For the most part, the attention paid to fiber laser engraving focuses on its industrial use in areas including car manufacturing (including... read more >
Benefits and Advantages of Engraving with Fiber Lasers
Application InsightPosted on 25/07/2019
Laser engraving is a similar process to laser marking. Both use a fiber laser to produce a pattern, design, or another mark on the surface of an item, though there are subtle differences between them. We will explain these and then briefly explore... read more >
The Advantages of Laser Engraving
Application InsightPosted on 11/10/2018
There are many ways that one can engrave materials, but lasers has developed to become the most reliable, efficient and cost-effective process on the market. Capable of delivering results with a much higher quality than many of its more traditional... read more >
Fiber Laser Engraving Applications
Application InsightPosted on 11/10/2018
As its name may suggest, this process is the engraving of a material using a laser beam. The engraving of items isn’t a new concept, but the way that it has been achieved has changed dramatically in recent years. Now, lasers are the most... read more >
Laser Engraving in the Electronics Industry
Application InsightPosted on 11/10/2018
It goes without saying that the electronics industry, especially the consumer electronics market, is now one of the most widely used around the world. It seems that there is some kind of new technology emerging almost daily, and electronics have an... read more >
Laser Engraving in the Medical Industry
Application InsightPosted on 11/10/2018
Although the majority of us will be most familiar with the healthcare that we receive, there is a huge industry operating behind this with many competing businesses. The manufacturing of medical equipment and pharmaceuticals are two such... read more >
Laser Engraving in the Automotive Industry
Application InsightPosted on 11/10/2018
Laser engraving is an efficient, safe and reliable process that is used in many industries around the world. It is especially prevalent in industries that are fast-paced, with many different parts needing to be processed quickly and efficiently. The... read more >
Laser Engraving in the Aerospace Industry
Application InsightPosted on 11/10/2018
The aerospace industry is one of the largest and most crucial industries in the world. It encompasses many different areas, with consumer and business travel being the most important, but it also involves transport, military aircraft and even space... read more >
Laser Engraving in the Semi-conductor Industry
Application InsightPosted on 11/10/2018
Lasers have become an incredibly important part of the semiconductor industry. As the industry has grown, so too has its need for efficient, reliable and cost-effective processes to match demand. Lasers were the obvious solution for this, and they... read more >
Laser Engraving FAQs
Application InsightPosted on 11/10/2018
Laser engraving has become a crucial process for many industries around the world, transforming manufacturing and production lines. But it’s a process that bears many similarities to other types of laser processes, and one would be forgiven for... read more >
How Fiber Laser Engraving Works
Application InsightPosted on 11/10/2018
Laser engraving is one of many laser-based processes but is undoubtedly one of the most useful. It is used to leave a clear and visible engraving on a material. There are many reasons that one may use this process, perhaps for aesthetic reasons... read more >
Brass Engraving
Application PostcardPosted on 15/05/2017
Brass is a metal alloy of copper and zinc. The material properties of brass include; low melting point, high conductivity, and being highly malleable. These properties can vary depending on the specific alloy of brass being used. Brass alloys can... read more >
Engraving Metal with a Laser
Application InsightPosted on 13/04/2017
While cutting and engraving are two separate laser processes, they have many similarities, and so a single cutting laser setup can also be used to laser engrave materials too. Laser engraving In the article below we explore engraving with lasers... read more >
TBC Removal from Super Alloys
Application PostcardPosted on 02/11/2016
Thermal Barrier Coats (TBC's) are used in aero engineering and gas turbine manufacturing to extend the lifetime of components. TBC's are also becoming more commonly used in the automotive industry to reduce heat loss from engine exhaust systems.... read more >
Stainless Steel Engraving with 500ns pulses
Application PostcardPosted on 29/10/2015
Our redENERGY EP-Z Laser benefits from having longer duration pulses which can have significant benefits in engraving applications. For this application WF 39 which is a 500ns pulse (full width) was used to achieve 0.2mm depth on this logo in a... read more >
Silver Engraving Options
Application PostcardPosted on 29/10/2015
Our range of redENERGY Pulsed Fiber Lasers can be used to mark a variety of etching textures and oxide colours on to Sterling Silver Jewellery. This mark is possible over a large focal range with a working distance of over 1mm. The butterfly... read more >
Engraving with a Pulsed Fiber Laser
Application InsightPosted on 29/10/2015
Engraving is the most common of all Laser marking applications, the engraving process is produced by the Laser beam removing material to create a mark, where the Laser acts like a chisel and blows away selected areas of the subject material. This... read more >
Engraving Tool Steel
Application PostcardPosted on 29/10/2015
Our range of redENERGY Pulsed Fiber Lasers are ideally suited for a range of engraving applications. For fine engraving the high beam quality of the 20W SM Laser gives finest control and beam quality. However, for applications where width of mark... read more >
Engraving of Stainless Steel
Application PostcardPosted on 29/10/2015
The introduction of our redENERGY EP Laser series with its ability to deliver longer pulses has proved to be ideally suited to high quality deep engraving of stainless steel. Experimental studies have shown that material removal rates can be... read more >
Engraving Of Aluminium Alloys With Pulsed Fiber Lasers
Application InsightPosted on 14/10/2015
Laser engraving and Laser milling have become widely established commercial activities and have been applied to many different types of metals. As a non contact process, Laser micro-machining offers many advantages over conventional mechanical... read more >
Deep Engraving of Stainless Steel
Application PostcardPosted on 14/10/2015
The image shown is a 3x3mm square area which has been processed to a depth of 1.5mm in 92 seconds, representing a removal rate of 9mm3/min. This high quality result has been achieved through the use of waveforms to maintain control of the... read more >
Etching Silver on Ceramic
Application PostcardPosted on 14/10/2015
Our range of redENERGY Pulsed Fiber Lasers can be used to isolate thick bright metal plating on top of ceramic. This allows users to quickly and cleanly create islands of electrical isolation which can then be used as substrates for electronic... read more >
Pewter Cutting, Engraving and Marking
Application PostcardPosted on 13/10/2015
To commemorate our participation in the 2013 Munich Laser World of Photonics we produced a special pewter ‘tankard’ pendent. Pewter is a malleable metal alloy primarily made of tin with low levels of alloying elements. It has a very low... read more >
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