How Does a CO2 Laser Marking Machine Work?
A CO2 laser marking machine uses a CO2 laser beam to mark a product surface without a printed ink layer. Results depend on the material, surface finish and selected configuration. CHEEF supplies desktop and flying CO2 systems; confirm suitability with a sample marking test.
Desktop and Flying CO2 Laser Marking Machines
CHEEF offers desktop systems for stationary products and flying systems for moving production lines.
The desktop machine shown below is intended for marking products placed at the workstation. Review product dimensions, positioning and the required workflow before choosing a model.
A flying laser marking machine is intended for integration with a moving production line. Confirm product detection, line speed, marking position and integration requirements for the selected model.
Send CHEEF your material, product photos, marking content and line speed to discuss a suitable configuration and sample test.
In which industries is the CO2 laser marking machine used?
Material compatibility is more specific than the industry name. Review the actual substrate, coating and required mark before ordering a CO2 laser. A sample test helps confirm whether the proposed system meets your requirements.
The video below shows an application example. See more CHEEF laser marking applications.
What can the CO2 laser marking machine print?
Marking content may include text, dates, logos and codes, subject to the machine and software configuration. Confirm the required data and readability on your actual product.
Parameters of CO2 laser marking machine
