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MD-X series - 3-Axis Hybrid Laser Marker

3-Axis Hybrid Laser Marker MD-X series

Newly developed hybrid laser
Fast and clear marking on and processing of resins and metals

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Features

Full-Field Auto-Focus

Built-In Vision

Mark the same location on any part, anywhere.
The MD-X Series contains a camera inside the laser marking head which can automatically identify a target’s shape. The laser marker can then adjust for X, Y and theta offsets to ensure the marking position is always correct.
The marking system is even able to distinguish between parts and mark each part accordingly.

Autofocus Anywhere

Mark in-focus on any part, anywhere.
The MD-X laser marker comes standard-equipped with a built-in distance sensor that enables automatic focal corrections. Eliminate manual height adjustments due to part variations in a few simple steps.

Data-Driven Analytics

Automatic fault protection and monitoring from anywhere.
The new MD-X uses predictive maintenance to eliminate problems before they occur. In the unlikely event of a marking defect, the laser marker features a wide range of diagnostic tools to identify the root cause and deploy countermeasures.

ML-Z series - 3-Axis CO2 Laser Marker

3-Axis CO2 Laser Marker ML-Z series

3-Axis control CO2 laser
High-quality marking on and processing of paper, resin, etc.

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Costs and Installation

Reduced Setup Costs and Installation

The ML-Z Series locates the focal length at any distance within a 42-mm range. There's no need to design a complex mechanism to adjust the height of the marker during product changeovers.

3-Axis Control

300 x 300 mm Marking Area with Unprecedented Accuracy

Typical wide area marking applications require either a multiple marker installation, or an X/Y stage to index the target. The ML-Z’s 300 mm marking area reduces installation costs by eliminating the need for multiple marking heads and mechanical index devices. The variable focal range and spot size also helps to keep marking precision equal throughout the entire marking field.