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  • Laser Station XXL-BOX

    Laser Station XXL-BOX

    • Manufacturer: SIC MARKING

    Standard or custom Large parts Full modularity Description The XXL-BOX is a safe Class 1 laser marking station with automatic door. It is fully modular and can mark large parts. This station is also suitable for ...

    Pittsburgh, PA
  • Marking gun P 63

    Marking gun P 63

    • Manufacturer: SIC MARKING

    Durability Heavy use Deep marking option Description The P63 is a DOT PEEN MARKING GUN designed to mark all types of industrial parts. This mobile marking machine is suitable for the identification and traceabili...

    Pittsburgh, PA
  • Marking gun P 123

    Marking gun P 123

    • Manufacturer: SIC MARKING

    Large marking window Heavy use Deep marking option Description The P123 is a DOT PEEN MARKING GUN designed to mark all types of industrial parts. It features WIDE MARKING WINDOWS: 120×25 mm or 120×40 mm. This mob...

    Pittsburgh, PA

Overview

Laser marking is a process used to mark or engrave an object with a laser beam. It is commonly used for applications requiring precision and durability, such as in the automotive, medical, and manufacturing industries. Laser marking machines can handle a variety of materials including metals, plastics, and ceramics, making them versatile tools for permanent identification and branding.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used laser marking machine?

Consider the machine's age, laser power, software compatibility, and any previous maintenance records. Ensure it meets your specific marking needs and material requirements.

How do I ensure the laser marking machine is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable shipping service experienced in handling delicate machinery. Ensure the machine is properly packed and secured to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a laser marking machine?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the laser lens, checking for software updates, and inspecting electrical connections. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance instructions.