Laser marking machine is a device that uses a laser beam to mark various surfaces of different substances for a long time. According to the type of laser, laser marking machines can be mainly divided into CO2 laser marking machines, semiconductor laser marking machines, YAG laser marking machines, fiber laser marking machines, and so on.
How about the basic operating steps of a laser marking machine?
Connect the laser marking machine to the power supply and computer, and ensure that the equipment is safely and reliably placed on the workbench. Depending on the specific device model, it may be necessary to install some driver software or CAD drawing software.
Select the material to be marked to ensure compatibility with the laser. Common applicable materials include metal, plastic, glass, etc. Before starting, ensure that the material surface is clean, flat, and smooth.
Use CAD software (such as AutoCAD) to design the pattern or text you want to mark. You can adjust the font, size, and position as needed. Ensure that the pattern matches the size and shape of the material.
Laser marking machine
In laser marking software, parameters such as laser power, speed, and frequency are adjusted based on the type and thickness of the material. These parameters will affect the clarity and depth of the marking effect.
Place the material on the workbench and use an infrared assist system or camera to locate the marking position. Ensure that the laser focus is correctly aligned with the material surface to achieve good marking results.
After confirming that all settings have been completed, marking can begin. Click the "Start" button in the software, and the laser marking machine will start the laser marking process according to the preset parameters. During the marking process, please pay attention to the operation of the equipment and follow safety operating procedures.
After marking, check the quality and clarity of the markings. If you are not satisfied, you can adjust the parameters and re label as needed. At the same time, clean equipment and materials in a timely manner to avoid residues affecting the next marking result.