A UV laser marking machine uses an ultraviolet laser beam (usually 355 nm
wavelength) to create very fine, high-precision marks on materials. It is called a
“cold laser” because it produces very little heat, so it does not damage delicate
materials.
1. How a UV Laser Marking Machine Works
• The machine generates a UV laser beam (355 nm).
• The beam is focused through a galvo scanning system.
• The laser changes the chemical structure of the material surface.
• This creates permanent marks, text, logos, QR codes, or designs.
Because the heat affected zone is very small, the marking is very clean and precise.
2. Main Features
Very high precision marking
Almost no heat damage
Excellent for plastic and glass
Micro marking possible (tiny text)
High contrast marks
Long life laser source (15,000–20,000 hours)
3. Common Power
Laser Power Usage
3W Small plastic parts, electronics
5W Most common industrial use
10W Faster marking and deeper marks
15W High-speed production
Most industries use 3W–5W UV lasers.
4. Materials UV Laser Can Mark
Plastics
• ABS
• PVC
• PE
• PP
• PC
• Acrylic
Other Materials
• Glass
• Ceramic
• Silicon
• Sapphire
• PCB boards
• Some metals (light marking)
UV lasers are especially good for plastics, where other lasers can burn or melt the
material.
5.Advantages of UV Laser Marking
Very clean marking
No burning or melting
Perfect for sensitive materials
High precision micro marking
Permanent marking
Low maintenance
Wavelength: 355 nm
Laser Power: 3W / 5W / 10W
Marking Area: 110 × 110 mm
Position Accuracy: ±0.01 mm
Minimum Line Width: 0.01 mm
Marking Speed: 7000 mm/s
Cooling: Air or Water cooling
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