Laser Marking on Copper

Copper stands out from other metals due to its excellent heat conductivity and high durability. Laser Marking on Copper must be special to ensure precision and efficiency.

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Telesis Laser Marking on Copper and Brass

Copper is a reflective metal with low light absorption, which is why special machinery is needed for its marking. It is also known as a semi-precious metal, characterized by easy processing and high durability.

¿Is Laser Marking on Copper possible?

Yes, it is possible to mark copper and brass surfaces with a laser as long as the appropriate marking system is used. This procedure involves the laser beam removing material from the copper and/or brass surface to create precise perforations. As a result, readable and deep marks are achieved.

3 benefits of Telesis Laser Marking on Copper and Brass Solutions

The three main benefits of laser marking on copper and brass are:

Durability with high speed marking: Laser marking on copper has high durability due to the resistance of the material and the marking process. Additionally, the system used is very fast, helping to reduce costs.
Precision marking: The marking system used does not directly contact the copper surface, making the marking even more precise and accurate.

Minimal consumables: Laser marking on copper and brass is environmentally friendly as it requires no consumables other than energy.

Laser Marking on Copper and Brass applications

Laser marking on copper and brass products is very wide-ranging.

Below are some products where it can be applied:

For better heat and electricity conductivity: Select Telesis Laser marking on copper and brass Solutions

At Vinssa, we offer optimal marking systems for your business. These will enhance the efficiency and quality of your copper and brass products. Contact us for advice.

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