355nm nanosecond UV laser has a small spot size suitable for fine carving on the surface

Why Foxconn firmly choose the RFH UV laser

The reputation of RFH UV laser is excellent, which is the reason for Foxconn's choice

As a company that produces a variety of parts and electronic components, Foxconn has a good reputation and profit in the processing market. In Foxconn's production, the logo and graphic prompts of its products have become a detail that must be paid attention to. The technology of the past can no longer satisfy the more successful Foxconn, and a new technology that can make up for the shortcomings of the past technology is needed. After some investigation, they quickly locked the RFH UV laser marking technology and quickly replaced the equipment.

RFH is an enterprise that has been researching UV lasers for many years. RFH's UV laser marking technology has been widely praised in the whole market, and has attracted more attention with its strong advantages.

First of all, the beam quality of the UV laser marker is high, the spot is small, and it can mark the surface of the product with ultra-fine details.

Secondly, the damage of UV laser marking to the processed object is negligible. When the heat affected area is small, there will be no thermal effect, and there will be no deformation or scorching of the material due to the high energy of the laser beam. It happened.

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Finally, UV laser marking is mainly done by power supply, not ink consumables, so it is safer and more environmentally friendly and reliable in use. The graphics and text information that needs to be marked can be changed at will, which satisfies the product. In the high standard of marking, the marked information has the absolute advantage of not fading and falling off.

It is this advantage that makes large companies like Foxconn firmly choose UV lasers and choose RFH, and RFH will continue to refine UV laser technology research with this trust.