The introduction of lasers and laser technologies has brought a new dimension into industrial production. New laser technologies meet growing demands on higher quality and productivity and their combination of speed, accuracy, efficiency, and flexibility outclasses classical tools. Simple control and maintenance enable their quick and reliable introduction in production lines.

Lasers are used in early stages as well as in final steps of production. They are widely used for marking, engraving, cutting, drilling, welding ... Laser is no more regarded only as sophisticated high tech machine but it has become a tool enabling the work being done with more speed and accuracy.

Uniform marking of production, the marking is permanent and highly durable against mechanical interference.

Accurate marking of measurement tools and parts with an accuracy of up to 5 microns.

Marking of surgical tools has become a standard.

Whenever you think of marking your production lasers offer the most elegant and effective solutions. Laser beam creates highly accurate, permanent, mechanically durable, contrasting and unmatchable marking. Everything is a question of a single and short operation without any use of etching chemicals, or ink, as well as without any mechanical interference in material structures. With the use of suitable type of laser (Nd: YAG or CO2) it is possible to mark almost any metallic or non-metallic materials of various shapes and surfaces. By changing laser parameters it is possible to change the depth and obtain smooth progression from surface marking a couple of microns deep to much deeper engraving.

Lasers represent an ideal solution for industrial applications requiring cutting complicated shapes in materials, high precision cutting, cutting of small or frequently changing series. Laser drills can be utilized whenever there is a need to drill small holes. Laser can manage cutting and drilling of a large variety of materials, such as metals, plastics, natural materials, and other composites.

Laser welding offers many advantages that cannot be obtained with the use of any other welding technique. Due to the fact that the effect of laser is only local there is no thermal damage to the surrounding areas and thus to the whole product. The initial weld is nonporous and does not contain any foreign matters. Thanks to high energy peak power it is possible to weld materials with high melting point as well as substantially reflectant materials (Al, Au). Laser makes possible micro-welding as well as welding in non accessible parts.