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POLYWELL Fiber Laser Marking Machine: Durable Marking for Polyamide Strips

This page belongs to POLYWELL, offering fiber laser marking machines for polyamide thermal break strips—leveraging 15+ years of experience in polyamide processing. The fiber laser marking machine uses fiber laser technology to create scratch resistant marks on polyamide, ideal for industrial environments where strip durability is critical. POLYWELL provides technical support (e.g., optimizing laser parameters to prevent polyamide degradation) and DFM services to align the machine with production line speed. On site service assists with installation, while lifelong training helps clients master operation. Client testimonials (Mr. Tiago wanting to develop more equipment with POLYWELL) confirm trust, and the 6 step cooperation process ensures tailored fiber laser marking machine solutions for manufacturers.
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Permanent and High Contrast Marking for Traceability

Our laser marking machines create permanent, high contrast marks on the polyamide strip that will not fade, smear, or wear off under normal handling and use. This permanence is essential for traceability, allowing manufacturers to imprint batch numbers, date codes, material grades, or logos. This supports quality control, simplifies inventory management, and enables precise tracking throughout the product's lifecycle.

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A fiber laser marking machine utilizes a solid-state laser source where the beam is generated within a doped optical fiber. This design confers significant advantages that make it the preferred choice for a vast range of industrial marking applications, especially on metals and engineered plastics. The machine is characterized by its exceptional electrical efficiency, converting a high percentage of electrical input into laser light, which lowers operational costs. The beam quality is superior, producing a very small, focused spot that enables the creation of extremely fine details and high-density 2D codes, which is essential for applications like Direct Part Marking (DPM) in the automotive and aerospace sectors where space is limited. The machine's solid-state construction, with no moving parts within the laser source itself, leads to remarkable reliability, a long operational lifespan, and minimal maintenance, making it suitable for harsh industrial environments and 24/7 production schedules. Common processes performed by a fiber laser marking machine include deep engraving, annealing (which creates a dark mark on stainless steel without surface removal), and color change marking on plastics. When deployed in a factory producing metal components or technical polymer profiles, this machine offers the durability and precision needed to apply permanent, scannable marks that withstand heat, corrosion, and physical wear, thereby guaranteeing traceability throughout the product's entire service life and supporting robust quality management systems.

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What type of information can be marked on the strip?

We can mark a wide variety of information, including: company logos, part numbers, material grade (e.g., PA66 GF25), batch numbers, date and time of production, sequential serial numbers, and compliance symbols (e.g., CE mark). This supports branding, full traceability throughout the supply chain, and quality control.

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Permanent and High Contrast Marking for Traceability

Permanent and High Contrast Marking for Traceability

Our laser marking machines create permanent high contrast marks on the polyamide strip that will not fade smear or wear off under normal handling and use This permanence is essential for traceability allowing manufacturers to imprint batch numbers date codes material grades or logos This supports quality control simplifies inventory management and enables precise tracking throughout the products lifecycle
Non Contact Process that Prevents Material Damage

Non Contact Process that Prevents Material Damage

Unlike mechanical engraving or ink printing laser marking is a non contact process The laser beam etches the surface without applying any physical force to the strip This eliminates the risk of mechanical stress deformation or micro cracks that could compromise the structural integrity of the thermal break ensuring the marked product remains as strong and reliable as an unmarked one
High Speed and Programmable for Flexible Coding

High Speed and Programmable for Flexible Coding

Our laser markers operate at high speeds seamlessly keeping pace with the extrusion line without creating a bottleneck The marking content is fully programmable via software allowing for quick changes between different codes logos or sequential numbers without any physical tooling changes This offers immense flexibility and efficiency for just in time production runs
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