Marking on Tempered Glass
Security product marking Tempered glass is a safety glass that, through thermal and chemical processes, increases its resistance up to 4 to 5 times more than normal glass. The tempering process puts the exterior surfaces into compression and the inner ones into tension. This way, if the glass breaks, it crumbles into small pieces instead […]
Laser marking directly onto bread
Laser coding directly onto food Laser marking directly onto bread, or any other product, is increasingly present in the world of food. One of the keys to achieving sustainability lies in the elimination of unnecessary packaging and labels that can not be recycled. Marking directly onto food with laser technology saves packaging costs, prevents the generation of […]
Laser marking on oak wood
Marking in the beverage market is very diverse due to the multiple materials to be encoded, the type of beverage inside the package, and the speed of the production line. In this case, we will focus on the laser marking of oakwood wine barrels, a static marking that requires a powerful laser due to the wood’s […]
Laser marking on PMMA methacrylate
Laser marking on polymethyl methacrylate thermoplastic polymer (PMMA) is very common in the automotive market, especially in car headlight production, due to its high transparency, aesthetics and scratch resistance. With the Macsa D-5000 UV laser we achieve a lasting, readable and permanent marking, thus ensuring that the processes and environments to which the part […]
Coding on polyolefin tags
Marking and coding on polyolefin requires testing to find the type of laser that best suits the needs of the client. However, since this material does not have a precise composition, as is common in polymers, each manufacturer uses its own composition. Another disadvantage of this type of marking is the colour of the polyolefin […]
Laser marking on colored wood
Identifying construction materials allows the manufacturer to carry out an exhaustive control of the traceability of their products. On this occasion, the material in question to be marked was colored wood, namely kitchen furniture doors. An area of 50×50 mm was marked with two logos, one 15 mm in height and the other 8 mm […]
Marking on special polymers – Beverage
The bottle lid industry represents a financial volume of approximately 1,500 million euros in Europe,
Laser marking directly on vegetable skin
Fruit and vegetable traceability is indispensable to properly track and verify every step of the distribution of produce and identify their origin if necessary.
Marking in rubber tube for automotive use
In the automotive market we can find an infinity of materials that need to be marked and coded in order to ensure perfect traceability during their manufacturing processes.
