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Tips to Choose The Right Laser Technology

Want to buy a laser marker tool at an affordable price? Get in touch with Atesco Industrial Hygiene Limited. This is a 24h online store with industrial cleaning, mixing and handling equipment for the Food & Pharmaceutical Industry. Here we will discuss how to choose the right laser technology? For more details visit: https://atesco.ca/pages/laser-marked-tools

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Tips to Choose The Right Laser Technology

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  1. Tips to Choose The Right Laser Technology Atesco Industrial Hygiene Ltd.

  2. CO2 Laser Technology The CO2 laser technology is an easy-to-use technology ideal for creating long-lasting and high-quality engravings on thick organic materials (larger than 5mm).

  3. Fiber Lasers Technology Fiber laser technology is suitable for engraving materials like metals, rubbers, and plastics due to its high wavelength (780nm to 2200nm). The high wavelength makes it a suitable technology for permanent and difficult to remove markings.

  4. Diode-Pumped Laser Technology Diode-pumped laser machinery technology is suitable for marking plastic or anodized aluminum or creating a contrasting mark on a product.

  5. Green Laser Technology Green Laser Marking technology is a cold laser technology designed to mark products with highly reflective surfaces such as silicon wafers. Green laser markers operate in the green Near-IR visible light spectrum (at 532 nm) and power ranges of 5-10 watts producing high precision markings.

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