Laser system
Laser coding equipment
The fiber laser line is designed to meet the needs of manufacturers working with hard, high-density packaging materials on medium- or high-speed production lines.
UV laser printers provide long-lasting codes with high contrast, ensuring safe track and trace for pharmaceutical, medical, and cosmetics manufacturers throughout the product lifecycle.
CO2 laser coding is a fast, permanent and extremely reliable solution capable of handling a wide range of applications on a wide range of substrates. The 9.3 micron wavelength laser is suitable for coding transparent PET bottles.
Extremely reliable coding solution
Laser coding technology is non-contact and can be used in a wide range of packaging shapes and in different coding positions. In addition, unlike some other coding technologies, laser coders can mark products while they are in a fixed position or when they are moving, and the marking is permanent and non-alterable.
Kecmark’s high-performance laser marking equipment can handle almost any laser coding task. Achieve consistent, high-quality, clear, permanent coding on a wide range of materials. Kecmark laser coding systems are used in a variety of industries, applying various types of marking content to different types of materials, from organic materials to ceramics, glass, plastics, and metals.
We offer CO2 lasers, fiber lasers, and UV lasers to help you find the ideal solution for your application. At the same time, it is easier to integrate into packaging lines and packaging equipment.
Things to consider before buying
- What materials do I want to code on?
- How do I currently handle and ship products?
- Where on the production line do I want to integrate the printer?
- Need to achieve the coding speed to match the production line production?
- What do I want to achieve? (e.g., color change, engraving, or cauterization)
Help us identify the following factors
- Which laser source is best for coding on your material;
- The appropriate power level and lenses for a given product and packaging line;
- At what stage of the packaging process we will identify the product;
- How to prepare to overcome integration challenges on your production line, including setup and operation.