Laser Marking and Laser Engraving | Capabilities

Benefits of the Halo F-30 Pulsed Fibre Marking Laser

This sophisticated tool allows us to engrave or mark parts to exact client specifications.

We can masterfully etch text, graphics, logos, and barcodes onto your products, giving everything we do a personalised touch.

Other benefits of the F-30 Marking Laser include:

Exceptional speed and accuracy: It’s an optimal solution for part marking

Remarkable versatility: It can mark and engrave a broad range of materials, including metals and plastics

Highly economical: It eliminates the need for considerable setup or tooling costs, making the marking process swift and cost-effective

Time-saving: It can reduce lead times without compromising quality.

Why Choose PCML for Precision Laser Marking?

Our laser marking services cater to aesthetic and functional needs.

They are powerful tools for the following applications:

Enhancing your company's branding

Creating striking, visually appealing marks that reflect your brand identity

Adding functional elements such as bar or QR codes, which bolsters traceability, enhances supply chain management and improves operational efficiency.

Contact PCML for High-Quality Precision Laser Marking

Let PCML be your partner in creating distinct, accurately marked, and easily traceable products that set you apart in your industry.

We are committed to providing solutions that align with your goals, meet your bespoke requirements, and add tangible value to your business.

Contact us by our phone number, email address or fill in our contact form below to talk to a member of our team and find out how PCML can put your needs first.

How does laser marking work?

Laser marking creates shallow marks in materials like metal or plastic. The marks don't cut into the material; they change its surface colour. Controlled heat interacts with the material, starting the colouration process.

The chemical colouration process varies depending on the material and finish:

The material can be heated to oxidise its surface
The material’s molecular structure can be changed to alter its colour.

How does laser engraving work?

Laser engraving directs a high-strength laser onto a material’s surface to remove portions of it.

When a powerful laser beam touches a suitable material, it interacts and changes its properties due to high levels of concentrated energy.

The beam removes the material through a process called ablation. When it focuses on the material, the high levels of heat and energy transfer from the beam to the material’s surface, vaporising it under intense pressure.

How does the F-30 Pulsed Fibre Laser work?

Our F-30 pulsed fibre laser has an accurate red light alignment laser and focus finder. It quickly marks parts without the need for fixtures while achieving high accuracy.

With our machine, we can mark and engrave depending on your requirements. All we need is a suitable vector image (e.g., PNG, AI, etc.).

The Halo F-30 (Watt) Pulsed Fibre Laser capabilities include:

Laser Window: It offers a standard setup with a laser window measuring 100mm x 100mm. However, if your project requires a larger window, we can accommodate this. Additional lenses can be purchased, extending the window to as much as 200mm x 200mm
Maximum Weight Capacity: It can handle items with a weight of up to approximately 50kg, demonstrating its robust capabilities
Table Accommodation: The table of our laser engraver can fit parts sized approximately 1000mm x 500mm. the location of the engraving on larger parts may determine the project’s feasibility
Height Limitation: It can accommodate parts that measure up to 290mm in height, allowing for the handling of various parts sizes
Dual Capabilities: Our laser engraver also possesses laser marking capabilities. This dual functionality ensures it can meet diverse project requirements.

Precision Laser Marking

Laser marking and fibre laser engraving for a range of parts and end-user products