Label Marking System uses laser for marking and cutting.
December 5, 2008 -
Capable of stand-alone or in-line operation, FiberTower XP incorporates 20 W continuous wave laser, industrial PC controller, power supply, marking software, laser safety enclosure, and optional auto label feeder. Latter, which can also be removed for standard direct part marking, helps transform label marking process from series of manual operations into streamlined, laser-driven, automated process. Label perimeter is also cut using laser, enabling peel-and-stick application.
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Original Press release
Laser Photonics, Inc.
37 Skyline Dr., Suite 2103
Lake Mary, FL, 32746
USA
Laser Photonics Announces New Solution for Label Marking
New FiberTower XP auto label feeder option saves thousands of hours of manual labor in label marking process
Lake Mary, FL., November 19, 2008 - Laser Photonics, the industry leader in developing high-tech fiber and CO2 laser systems for marking, cutting and engraving applications, announced today the latest option developed for the FiberTower XP designed to help customers transform their label marking process from a series of manual operations into a streamlined laser-driven, automated process.
The most advanced laser marking system in the industry, the FiberTower XP provides the ability to operate as a standalone unit or as part of an in-line system, incorporates a 20 watt continuous wave laser, industrial PC controller, power supply, marking software, and a laser safety enclosure. Pared with the new option, the auto label feeder, customers can realize improved laser production levels immediately. Additionally, the auto label feeder can be removed and the system used for standard direct part marking.
Previous to the FiberTower XP with the auto label feeder option, marking data labels on Tesa tape involved manual labor. The labels could be marked only after they were manually cut into four inch strips and manually fed into the machine. The auto label feeder option on the FiberTower XP eliminates the need for any manual processing. To operate the FiberTower XP, a roll of labels is loaded, automatically indexed to the first marking area where the required mark is made. The labels perimeter is also cut using the laser, thus enabling an easy peel and stick application. The system repeats the indexing, marking, and cutting until the job is complete.
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Incorporating Tesa tape as the marking material enables for a durable, chemical and weather resistant marking application. Tesa labels can be marked elsewhere and then easily brought into the field to be applied to equipment, parts or, other items needing UID data labels, bar codes, part numbers, logos, serial codes, etc.
"Today customers are facing the challenge of labeling equipment and parts for tracking and identification. Sometimes this labeling needs to be done in the field and finding a solution that is flexible, durable and time saving is what they need," said Ryan Semmer, Laser Photonics' industrial product market manager. "Laser Photonics is uniquely qualified to help customers dramatically change the way they create, manage and operate their label marking processes."
About Laser Photonics - Developing laser marking, laser cutting and laser engraving systems for precision material processing industries, Laser Photonics is leading the way with innovative fiber laser and CO2 laser systems. Our laser machines are used by manufacturers in the automotive, aerospace, industrial, defense, electronic and medical industries around the world.
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