Making its mark
November 1st 2008

Exhibiting for the first time at this year's PPMA show, Xpirt Lasers has introduced three new ranges of laser systems, each with different application sectors.

Carbon dioxide laser marking systems, in powers from 10 to 200W, are used for ablation and colour change reactions, including use with laser responsive printing inks. Systems can be used for marking dates, text, graphics, etc, and on static or moving products, including high speed printing of serialisation numbers in the form of alphanumerics and 2D barcodes.

The Nd:Yag laser marking system range has powers of 10 and 20W. These compact diode pumped YAG lasers are described as a 'state of the art' solution for marking products with clear messages at low operating costs.

The technology gives long life and low maintenance and can be used to mark what are traditionally regarded as hard to mark materials.

The Fibre laser marking system range has powers from 10 to 50W and allows marking of materials ranging from flexible foil and plastics to metal. Features include long life, reliability, good spot size, compact marking head and high speed operation.

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