modern CO2 laser technology to laser mark

Unlike mechanical engravers, VersaLASER uses non-contact, modern CO2 laser technology to laser mark, cut and engrave a broad range of materials, like plastic, metal, glass, wood, ceramic, fabric, paper and more. VersaLASER functions like a printer and runs from Windows-based graphics programs.

Laser systems are currently being used in a variety of venues, unlike several decades ago when they were only at the beginning of this great journey that has led to the laser systems un-estimable popularity. Apart from uses in scientific, medical, and military applications, laser technology is also used in multiple commercial applications like cutting, engraving, etching, and marking. The application of laser technology in the materials cutting business is an integration that is superior to mechanical cutting solutions, due to various reasons that include a laser precise cutting capabilities, low materials loss due to its narrow-width beam, and complete flexibility in programming.

The laser advantage in cutting is attributed to a directed, high-output, adjustable-lightwave beam that is controlled via computer; the material that is to be cut is subjected to this variable-intensity, precision aligned beam that leaves a good, high-quality finish on the surface. A variety of materials, such as leather, acrylic, fabric, wood, or rubber can be effectively cut with the help of laser systems. This technology is widely used in industries of high-speed fabrication because of the three-fold cutting speed and capacity of laser systems that score well above mechanical cutting systems. Standard techniques, in terms of advantages like precision, quality of the cutting results, improved productivity, higher efficiency, and the related economics, simply do not match the perfection of laser cutting systems.

For more information about Laser Cutting and touch laser photo please visit http://www.versalaser.com/