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        (Reference:
        Laser Marking Mechanism & 
        Quality Characteristics & 
		How to Select a Laser Marking System) |  
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		Integrated 
		Lamp-pumped Nd:YAG Laser Marking System |  |  
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		 Laser marking methods offer several
        advantages when compared to traditional marking and
        labeling practices. A list of typical advantages might
        include ability to produce high-quality permanent and
        contamination-free marks, no character distortion since
        the method is non-contact, easily automated and
        integrated into manufacturing systems, and can have high
        speeds and throughputs. The flexibility of laser marking
        often helps improve the product quality, traceability,
        process control, and customer satisfaction. Laser marking
        systems are often more economical, especially when
        applied to high production line applications. Imported
        key components used in our laser marking systems result
        in high performance, good beam quality & low
        maintenances and low cost man-power results in low prices
        of our systems. We also use high-speed optical galvanometers made in
        USA for laser beam scanning and our own powerful laser
        marking software. Our laser marking systems are being
        widely used in laser marking of hard, fragile or soft products
        or materials. 
        
        For more information on laser marking, please refer to 
		Application Notes.   
    
        |  | M-YAG-50 | 
        M-YAG-100 |  
        | 
        Laser Head |  
        | Laser
        type | Lamp-pumped CW Nd:YAG lasers  |  
        | Laser
        wavelength | 1064 nm |  
        | Max
        Laser power | 50W | 
        100W |  
        | Output
        stability | +/- 3% |  
        | Cooling
        method | Closed water
        cooling |  
        | Power
        requirements | 380VAC, 6.5KVA | 
        380VAC, 8KVA |  
        | 
        Laser Marking
        Head |  
        | Scanner | High-speed optical galvanometers |  
        | Marking field*
        (mmxmm) | 100x100 
    (other
          marking field available upon request) |  
        | Marking speed | 300
        characters/second or 10m/s |  
        | Marking line
        (mm) | Min. 0.05 |  
        | 
        Marking software |  
        | Various
        fonts, pictures (PLT, BMP), automated series
        numbers, date, time, barcodes, DataMatrix |  
        | 
        
        Option |  
        | 
        Laser chiller,Z-stage,
        lab jack |  
		*  Marking
          field depends on scan lens (f-theta lens)
          once other parameters and parts are confirmed. Large field sizes
          demand the use of lenses of long focal length. In turn, this leads to
          increase focused spot size and decrease laser power density on the
          workpiece. Thus reasonable mark field should be carefully selected. If
          both small focused beam diameter (narrow line width) and large field
          are simultaneously required, a XY moving table
          is recommended for best performance. |  |  
        | Typical
Applications: 
    
	Laser marking of metal &
        non-metal materials and products: stainless steel, copper, aluminum alloy,
      acrylic, ceramics, plastics, organics, thermo-elastomer
        rubbers, paper, scissors,
    bearing, gear,
    detonator
	Electronic industry:
        capacitor, inductor,
    oscillator, PCB, 
    IC, connector, control panel,
        instrument
	Others: cosmetics, food
        package, bottle, gift, advertisement & signcrafts,
        craft & gift making  |  
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		We can provide OEMs and system integrators with a range of  
		high performance components and sub-assemblies of Nd:YAG laser 
		markers at more attractive prices. These components and sub-assemblies 
		are laser head (pump 
		chamber with Nd:YAG rod and 
		lamp, laser resonator, Q-switch cell, 
		optional aperture, optional beam expamder), 
		Q-switch driver, lamp driver, 
		marking head, marking software, 
		chiller,
        stage. For more detailed information and their 
		prices, please go to
		OEM Lamp-pumped Nd:YAG Laser 
		Markers. |  
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		OEM 
		Lamp-pumped Nd:YAG Laser Marking System |  |  
        |   We can provide OEMs and
        system integrators with a range of high performance
        components and sub-assemblies of Nd:YAG laser markers at more attractive
        prices. These components and sub-assemblies are laser head (pump
        chamber with Nd:YAG rod and lamp,
        laser resonator, Q-switch cell, optional beam expamder), Q-switch
        driver, lamp driver, electrical 
		controller, marking
        head, marking software, chiller,
        stage.  |  
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				Model Number | 
				
				Description | 
				
				Option |  
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				M-YAG-50OEM | 
				50W 
				laser marker, including laser head with 
				mark head 
				LSCT-1064-12-110-6231, lamp driver STCW22A, Q-switch driver QSD2750, 
				electrical controller STCB18, LMX-1 marking card and marking software | 
				 chiller
				ST-LW52-BHP |  
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				M-YAG-75OEM | 
				75W 
				laser marker, including laser head with mark head 
				LSCT-1064-12-110-6231, lamp driver STCW22A, Q-switch driver QSD2775, 
				electrical controller STCB18, LMX-1 marking card and marking software | 
				 chiller
				ST-LW72-BHP |  
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				M-YAG-100OEM | 
				100W 
				laser marker, including laser head with mark head 
				LS-1064-12-110-6231, lamp driver STCW32A, Q-switch driver QSD27100, 
				electrical controller STCB18, LMX-1 marking card and marking software | 
				 chiller
				ST-LW72-BHP |  
		  Remark: 
		marking head LSST can be used to replace marking head LSCT at much 
		lower prices. |  
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        | 1. 
		Laser Head with Marking Head |  
        | 
		A laser head consists of 
		laser base (optical rail), pump chamber 
		with a lamp and a YAG rod, output 
		coupler and rear mirror with mounts,  front plate, rear plate, and cover. Options 
		include aperture, AO Q-switch cell and 
		beam expander with 
		mount. |  
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		A laser marking head consists of scan mirrors, 
		galvanometers & drive cards, galvanometer mount, 
		scan lens (f-theta 
		lens), marking card (PCI slot) and marking software (under Windows XP). |  
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        | 2. 
		Q-switch Driver |  
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        | The panel 
		is standard 19 inch. |  
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		3. Lamp Driver 
		
		The panel is standard 19 inch. 
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        4. 
		Electrical Controller 
		Including 
		DC power supply of the marking head, replays, buttons, indicators, 
		alarms 
		 etc. 
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		Dimensions of OEM Laser Marker: 
		laser 
		head and marking head: 1120*170*180mm 
		
		controller: 483*500*135mm 
		Lamp 
		driver: 483*500*135mm 
		
		Q-switch driver: 483*90*350mm 
		Pack 
		Information
 
		There 
		are two wooden boxes. One box includes laser head and marking head and 
		another includes controller, lamp driver and Q-switch driver. Their pack 
		dimensions and weights are roughly as follows: 
		
		580x530x630mm, 52kg;       1310x300x900mm, 45kg. 
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		systems" in PDF |  
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        (Reference:
        Laser Marking Mechanism & 
        Quality Characteristics & 
		How to Select a Laser Marking System) |  |  |  |