Technology

Technology introduction:


The primary method used to produce machine-readable symbols for Direct Part Marking identification (or traceability) is laser marking, dot peening, and scribing. Important factors can influence the marking process decision  such as :
- Part life expectancy
- Material composition
- Environmental wear and tear
- Production volume
- Part characteristics  : Size, shape, surface texture, surface treatment, hardness…
- Amount of data to be encoded
- Available space
- Location of the mark

- Post production processes

 

Laser marking technology

Laser technology: a cutting edge solution for marking ! See related video.

Traceability of parts is essential for compliance with ISO quality standards. Laser marking allows manufacturers to automate marking operations and ensure a high level of control.
 


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Dot peen technology

Dot peen technology: high speed  and cost effective marking. See related video.
 

Dot peening is achieved by electromechanically striking a carbide or diamond stylus assembly against the surface of the part to be marked.
 


 


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Scribing technology

Scribing technology: precision and quiet marking. See related video.
 

Marked directly into the material -even the hardest steels-,  the mark (text, logo) is produced by a carbide or diamond tip that penetrates and indents the surface.


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