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Marking Lasers
Laser marking is a process in which the laser beam interacts with the surface of the material slightly altering its appearance, typically turning it black. Unlike laser engraving where the material is ablated or laser etching where the material is melted, these lasers heat the material causing oxidation under the surface. To achieve this, marking lasers are typically operated at lower powers and slowly scanned across the material to leave the surface intact. This process is sometimes referred to as laser coloration or laser dark marking, as well as charring for plastic materials. Typically, fiber lasers are used for this process due to their ease of integration. On this page, you will find a list of all of the marking lasers including both pulsed and continuous-wave fiber lasers.
To see a full list of other applications RPMC lasers are used for please check out our applications page by clicking here.
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RPMC offers a variety of standard and custom CW fiber laser options. Available in both OEM and Turnkey formats, our 1um, 1.5um and 2um fiber lasers are manufactured to Telcordia standards and can be modified to meet your applications requirements. With available powers up to 100W at 1um, 30W at 1.5um and 40W at 2um, our CW fiber lasers are suitable for a wide range of applications. Available options and configurations include narrow linewidth, single frequency outputs, C and L-band broadband sources, polarize maintaining fiber options, power tunability and high-speed triggering and modulation. Customized configurations are available upon request.
RPMC offers a variety of standard and custom pulsed fiber laser options. Available in both OEM and Turnkey formats, our 1um, 1.5um and 2um fiber lasers are manufactured to Telcordia standards and can be modified to meet your applications requirements. With available average powers up to 10W at 1um and 1.5um, peak powers up to 25kW, pulse widths in the range of 200ps to 100ns, and available options such as pulse monitoring, internal and external triggering, TTL or LVDS input signals, extended operating temperature range, and a robust design, our pulse series of fiber lasers are suitable for a wide range of applications. Customized configurations are available upon request.
