Can both uv pulsed laser 20w and carbon dioxide laser marking machine mark glass?

The laser marking machine has the effect that the traditional method cannot achieve. In the glass products that are already fragile in electronic products, a product with high requirements, the marking of a product has a very important impact on the image of the product, and even has a major impact on the quality of the product.

The carbon dioxide laser marking machine has no contact with the product when working, so there is no work force on the product, and it will not destroy the quality of the product. In addition, the marking effect of the laser marking machine is beautiful and delicate, and the line depth can reach 0.02 Thinner than a human hair, the laser marking machine does not require air-drying or other post-processing after marking the product, which saves a lot of time in the production process of the product.

Glass is a silicate-based non-metallic material that is formed by melting silica and other chemicals together, forming a continuous network structure when melting, and gradually increasing in viscosity and hardening during cooling, causing it to crystallize.

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Both the UV laser marking machine and the carbon dioxide laser marking machine can perform various marking tasks on glass. The marking effect varies according to the machine, and the marking speed is quite fast.

Since glass is a fragile product, it will shatter once it is subjected to a certain external force, so making patterns on the glass should not produce too much work force on the glass. At this time, silk screen printing can be selected, but silk screen printing requires subsequent air-drying treatment. It is not efficient, and it can be harmed by improper operation.

Secondly, there is a better method, which is to use a glass marking machine. The principle of this machine is the same as that of an office printer. It can print a variety of characters and patterns on the glass surface. The disadvantage of this method is that the printing effect will be rubbed off after a long time, and some subsequent processing is also required, and the equipment also has consumables.