Plastic Marking with a Laser

Why Plastic?

• You are looking for a high-quality plastic mark.

  With marking resolution up to 1200 dpi, you can easily mark plastic parts with a high-quality mark.

• You want to use software you are already using.

  Our fiber systems allow you to operate the laser from a variety of software programs such as Bartender, AutoCAD, CorelDRAW, Photoshop, Illustrator, and much more.

• You want to laser engrave into plastics.

  As well marking plastics, we also have CO2 lasers that operate as plastic engraving machines, as well as cutting plastics up to 1/2″ thick.

• You want to bring your expensive outsourcing of marking inhouse.

  Cut your expenses by bringing expensive plastic marking inhouse. By adding a fiber laser system to your business, you can cut costs, and you’ll constantly find new projects for the laser that can add value to the products you sell.

• You need to engrave extremely small font sizes.

  You can mark fonts down to 2.5 pt. in size with our fiber lasers – you’ll need a microscope to read it, but it’s possible to engrave!

• You need to be able to quickly train employees to run the laser.

  There is no need to learn new software with an Epilog fiber laser system. The software you are using to create your barcodes right now will probably run the laser. You don’t need to spend expensive time training and retraining employees on specialty software.

• Your parts to barcode are large (up to 48″ x 36″ x 12.5″).

  By directing the laser beam through a series of mirrors, our fiber laser systems have been designed to engrave a large work area up to 48″ x 36″ (1219 x 914 mm). The flying-optic design is a state-of-the-art X/Y mechanical design borne from Epilog’s years of manufacturing experience in CO2 laser marking and cutting systems.

• Your parts will fit in a jig so you can engrave multiple parts at once.

  Create a jig to place your parts and engrave hundreds of pieces at one time. Our systems feature a front-access door with strong hydraulic struts, allowing you to easily place your jig of parts either through the top window door or through the front of the laser system. Both of these safety-interlocked doors provide fast and efficient parts placement and removal.

  Rather than using a dedicated operator to engrave one piece at a time, you can set the machine to start engraving and walk away, returning when the lasering is complete.

How do I find out more?