LP series lasers – available in 355nm, 532nm, and 1,064nm wavelengths – support automation and include track-and-trace or e-pedigree features for medical and pharmaceutical products.
Lasers eliminate inks, chemicals, and solvents which can contaminate medical devices.
LP lasers in 355nm and 532nm wavelengths place ID, serial number, gauge sizes, manufacturing data, and other information on medical devices without marring the product surface so no areas are created that could grow contaminates. This results in a clean, safe, and fast method for marking required information on medical products while reducing or eliminating product damage.
System changeover from one product to another is done with quick input from production systems, eliminating downtime and lost production.
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