BOSS LASER APPLICATIONS
Do you have a specific type or types of metal material you want to permanently laser mark, etch, or engrave? Are you researching what laser technology or machine would produce the best result at the best price? If so then this page will serve to answer those questions and a few more.
Below you will discover the two most common laser technologies to metal mark or engrave along with the benefits and drawbacks to each. The good news is that if you utilize the correct laser technology practically any metal can be permanently laser marked or engraved. But, before we do that here's what types of metals a laser can mark, engrave, or cut..
For the sake of simplicity either FIBER or GAS (commonly CO2) laser technology are the most common technologies for processing metal whether it be ferrous or non-ferrous metals. Which of those two will work best for your application depends on what type or thickness of metal you want to process. On a side note there's also on older laser technology Nd:YAG (uses Crystal as gain medium). However, YAG is being supplanted by fiber technology due to its better long term reliability and cost efficiency.
So, with respect to laser marking and engraving metals (and even cutting thin sheet metal) fiber laser technology undoubtedly processes metals with far better precision, speed, reliability, and efficiency compared to the CO2 laser wavelength. But, if you want to cut thin sheet metal - fiber is more advantageous compared to CO2. Why? Mainly due to fiber having a smaller wavelength (which is better absorbed by metal and a much smaller spot size and cutting kerf) compared to CO2.
$3,997 MSRP
this is a short discription about the FM series and its capabilities and ideal user.
$6,297 MSRP
this is a short discription about the FM series and its capabilities and ideal user.
$6,997 MSRP
this is a short discription about the FM series and its capabilities and ideal user.
$9,497 MSRP
this is a short discription about the FM series and its capabilities and ideal user.
$3,997 MSRP
this is a short discription about the FM series and its capabilities and ideal user.
$15,997 MSRP
this is a short discription about the FM series and its capabilities and ideal user.
$17,297 MSRP
this is a short discription about the FM series and its capabilities and ideal user.
$24,997 MSRP
this is a short discription about the FM series and its capabilities and ideal user.
$11,997 MSRP
this is a short discription about the FM series and its capabilities and ideal user.