Part Marking Equipment
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The Freedom to Innovate: TRUMPF Inc. Assists Customers in Realizing Their Greatest Projects
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The embodiment of TRUMPF is the ability to integrate its high-quality machine tools with its high-quality lasers to build machines that enhance their customers’ competitiveness.
Discover the latest advances in marking systems.
Demands are growing for sheet metal fabricators to mark their parts during production for product traceability in the field and better efficiencies in the shop, but many part identification systems can add an unnecessary secondary process. Whenever possible, consider finding ways to incorporate part marking into a manufacturing step that is already required. Here are some ways to use the equipment that you already have.
In the hyper-competitive aerospace market, metal 3D printing is perfect for manufacturing complex aluminum and titanium parts with curves, holes or cavities in small runs or on a one-off basis. But industry standards impose high quality markings on aircraft components for traceability. How will suppliers of printed parts meet these standards?
Whether you mark your parts for identification, ornamentation or post processing, there are several options to consider. Regardless of the purpose of the mark or the material to be marked, there is a product marking system to fulfill your needs. Here are several different ways for you to make your mark.
Coherent’s full automation, tray-loading system, and simplified operation delivers increased throughput with reduced labor costs.
With the metalworking industry changing so rapidly, MB Metal Technologies, LLC provides you with the most effective and versatile part markers to ensure that you are always getting the best possible mark.
Rocklin Manufacturing Co. (Sioux City, IA) introduces MobiLase, an all-in-one industrial fiber laser marking unit housed in a 45-pound rolling suitcase.
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