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FOBA is coming to the market with an ultrashort pulse laser. FOBA’s new F.0100-ir marking system creates deep black markings on medical stainless steel, titanium or plastics. Its adjustable pulse width and its 10 watts laser power enable accurate results on various surfaces. In combination with FOBA’s validation-ready process solution, the F.0100-ir provides advantages especially for medical device manufacturers.
The ultrashort pulse laser marks in the deepest matte and non-reflective black without generating significant heat input on the workpiece. Even through further processing steps, such as passivation, the marking remains reliably legible and corrosion resistant. Due to the very short pulses down to the femtosecond range, in combination with high pulse energies, the system marks various stainless steels, titanium and a variety of plastics.
FOBA offers interested users sample markings with the new USP marking system, which is suitable for medical device applications.
When developing its ultrashort pulse laser system, FOBA placed particular emphasis on its ability to be integrated into the proven FOBA workflow. “For our customers, it is of course crucial that our lasers achieve consistently reliable marking results. But they also trust that the entire process is highly dependable, and a new marking system has to keep up with that,” says FOBA’s Director Product Management Philipp Febel.
Source: FOBA Laser Marking + Engraving
