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Laser marking is a process that uses a concentrated beam of light to create permanent marks on the surfaces of target components. Unlike traditional methods like engraving or screen printing, laser marking offers several advantages:

1. Quality: Laser marking ensures high-quality, easy-to-read marks without compromising part integrity.
2. Versatility: It encompasses various techniques such as engraving, etching, foaming, and carbon migration.
3. Automation: Laser machines allow automation and high-speed processing.
4. Materials: It works on a wide range of materials, leaving traceable marks.

Here’s how it works:

• A laser machine with an oscillator, scanning mirror, and focusing lens generates a concentrated beam of light.
• The laser beam interacts with the material surface, transferring heat energy.
• Depending on the energy level, laser marking can engrave, etch, anneal, or discolor surfaces with precision.