Electronics and communication products often require compact, highly detailed identification. Fiber laser technology provides fine, non-contact marking for small components and industrial electronics.
Electronics manufacturers need to place more information on increasingly smaller components.
Fiber laser technology addresses this requirement with a fine focused beam and precise computer control.
Electronic Applications
The catalog identifies applications including:
Integrated circuit chips
Computer parts
Digital components
Electronic products
Communication products
Fine Characters
Minimum character capability of approximately 0.1 × 0.1 mm provides an advantage when working with small components.
Traceability Information
Electronic components can carry:
Serial numbers
Product codes
Barcodes
2D codes
Logos
Permanent Identification
The catalog describes the laser mark as clear and difficult to alter.
This makes laser marking relevant to product identification and anti-counterfeiting traceability applications.
Conclusion
Fiber laser marking combines fine processing, high repeatability and permanent identification, making it highly relevant to electronics and communication manufacturing.
