FOba V.0042-uv UV Laser system

UV Lasers in Industry - Precision That Sets Standards
UV Lasers with a wavelength of 355 nm are considered a high-end solution for industrial marking and micromachining. They enable contactless, gentle and high-precision processing that sets new quality standards in many industries.
Why UV Lasers? The Advantages at a Glance
1. Cold marking through photochemical reaction
In contrast to CO2 or Fiber Lasers, which work with thermal energy, UV Lasers generate markings through a photochemical reaction. This means: no melting, no deformation, no material damage - ideal for sensitive materials such as silicones, white polyamides, glass or medical plastics.

2. Maximum precision for the finest structures
Thanks to their short wavelength, UV Lasers enable extremely fine, high-contrast markings - even on the smallest surfaces. Whether DataMatrix codes, serial numbers or logos: The markings are razor-sharp and permanently legible.

3. Versatile in use
UV Lasers are suitable for a wide range of materials:

Plastics (also flame-retardant or without additives)

Glass & ceramics

Medical products

Electronic components

Packaging & labels

4. Hygienic & biocompatible
The virtually intact surface after marking makes UV lasers the preferred choice in medical technology. The markings can be sterilized, are abrasion-resistant and biocompatible - perfect for catheters, insulin pumps or surgical instruments.

5. Process reliability & efficiency
Integrated camera systems enable automatic component recognition, marking alignment and quality control. This reduces rejects and ensures maximum process reliability in series production.

6. Sustainability & economic efficiency
UV Lasers work without consumables such as ink or labels. They are energy-efficient, low-maintenance and reduce the ecological footprint - a real plus point for sustainable production processes.

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