Laser Marking

A laser marking machine is a modern industrial system that delivers high-end, high-precision results twice as fast as other traditional marking systems. It uses highly focused laser beams to make precise permanent marks, engravings, codes, logos, serial numbers, barcodes, QR codes, and identification data on metals, plastics, ceramics, glass, and composites. The laser engraving machine’s non-contact process delivers extremely precise, clean, and durable markings without physically damaging the material surface, and different laser technologies are used depending on the material and application. 

Features 

- High-speed and high-precision marking

- Permanent, wear-resistant markings

- Non-contact process with minimal material damage

- Suitable for metals and non-metals

- Low maintenance and low operating costs

- Compatible with automation and production lines

- Supports QR codes, barcodes, logos, and serialization

- Excellent repeatability and consistency

- Environmentally friendly process with no inks or chemicals required

- Product traceability

- Parts marking 

-Tag marking 

Applications

- Product branding and logo marking

- Industrial traceability and serialization

- Medical device UDI marking

- Automotive component identification

- PCB and electronic part marking

- Jewelry engraving and hallmarking

- Tool and die engraving

- Packaging and labeling applications

- Plastic and appliance marking

All our products, such as laser engraving machines, are engineered, designed, and manufactured at Castelli Calepio, near Bergamo, by LASER BERG TECH, an Italian leader offering laser marking and laser engraving machines. Laser Berg has designed excellent custom-built solutions for the precious metal and jewelry industry. These machines focus on the sale, manufacture, design, and servicing of laser marking machines, engraving machines, and laser cutting sources such as YAG, CO2, and fiber.

YES MACHINERY is a proud representative of Laser Berg Tech in the GCC region. Our success is built on a foundation of adaptability, innovation, and exceptional service. We strive to excel at customizing products to meet specific customer requirements, designing and manufacturing specialized servo and auxiliary systems, and providing efficient technical support. 

FIBRE AND Nd: YAG SAFETY “CLASS 1” LASER

Our lasers under Class 1 safety are capable of providing the best and most diverse solutions to a variety of needs. You will find our benchtop markers optimal for ordinary manual applications, laser workstations, laser workstations with rotary tables, and encased lasers, that offer excellent versatility and ease of use.

Our Laser Class 1 design is impressive with its ease of handling and intuitive management of its functions, requiring minimal effort to be up and running from the moment of delivery.

Ideal for marking and engraving different types of precious metals and general plastics, our lasers are available with Fibre and Nd: YAG options. Evaluate and decide the best solution with us.

Laser Class 4

LASER FOR INTEGRATION, IN “CLASS 4” SAFETY, WITH SOURCES IN ND: YAG, FIBRE, AND CO2

Our lasers are the result of years of research focused on reliability, speed, and easy integration. To ensure longevity, we have reinforced the cooling chiller and laser support structure. Thanks to their impeccable functionality, these lasers are not limited to online marking but can also be used for specific applications where a safety cover is required. This allows us to utilize their full potential for automatic marking on large workpieces and integrate them with our range of accessories (700mm x 500mm XY table).

VERSIONS WITH SOURCES in Fibre and Nd: YAG are best for marking a wide range of metals, including plastics and precious metals.

CO2 SOURCE VERSIONS

Lasers with a CO2 source have a wide variety of applications and are quite different from fibre or Nd: YAG lasers. They are used to mark cut materials like plastic, corozo, leather, natural products, glass, marble, granite, ceramics, mother of pearl, regular fabrics, and bone. To always get the best quality and performance, we recommend sourcing the power between 30W and 300W.

 Frequently Asked Questions 

1.What materials can a laser marking machine work on?

Laser engraving machines can deliver highly precise markings on stainless steel, aluminum, brass, copper, titanium, plastics, leather, wood, glass, ceramics, marble, and coated materials depending on the laser type used.

2. What is the difference between laser marking and traditional engraving?

Traditional tools require physical contact, while laser marking machines use focused laser beams to deliver precise marks on materials without any physical contact whatsoever. 

3. What industries commonly use laser engraving machines?

Automotive 

Aerospace

Medical,

Electronics

Jewelry,

Fabrication,

Packaging

Manufacturing 

4. Are laser markings permanent and durable?

Yes. Laser markings are highly durable and resistant to heat, chemicals, abrasion, fading, and wear.