A flying laser marking machine is an industrial device used for high-speed, permanent marking on various materials, typically on assembly lines. The specific materials it can handle depend on the laser type (e.g., fiber, CO₂, UV laser) and the properties of the material itself. Below is an overview of materials suitable for flying laser marking machines:

1. Metal Materials

• Common Metals: Stainless steel, aluminum, copper, iron, gold, silver, etc.
• Applications: Electronic components, automotive parts, tools, jewelry, etc.

• Laser Type: Fiber lasers are ideal for metals due to their high energy density and efficiency.

  
  

2. Plastic Materials

• Common Plastics: ABS, PVC, PP, PE, PC, nylon, etc.
• Applications: Keyboards, plastic casings, electronic products, packaging materials.
• Laser Type:
  • CO₂ lasers are suitable for both transparent and non-transparent plastics.
  • UV lasers are ideal for high-precision marking with minimal heat damage.

3. Glass and Ceramics

• Glass: Optical glass, bottle glass, decorative glass, etc.
• Ceramics: Ceramic capacitors, circuit boards.
• Applications: Decorative items, medical instruments, and crafts.
• Laser Type: UV lasers are excellent for fine markings, while CO₂ lasers are better for large areas.

4. Paper and Packaging Materials

• Materials: Cardboard, kraft paper, composite packaging films.
• Applications: Food packaging, pharmaceutical packaging, QR codes, production dates.
• Laser Type: CO₂ lasers perform exceptionally well for these materials.

5. Leather and Textiles

• Leather: Natural leather, synthetic leather.
• Textiles: Denim, cotton fabric.
• Applications: Custom apparel, leather logos.
• Laser Type: CO₂ lasers are suitable for such materials.

6. Other Materials

• Wood: Solid wood, bamboo products.
• Rubber: Seals, rubber gaskets.
• Applications: Home goods, industrial parts.
• Laser Type: CO₂ lasers are used for surface engraving, while UV lasers are better for high-precision requirements.

Summary

The capabilities and performance of a flying laser marking machine vary based on the laser type:

• Fiber Lasers: Ideal for metals and some hard plastics.
• CO₂ Lasers: Suitable for non-metal materials such as wood, glass, and leather.
• UV Lasers: Perfect for high-precision applications on materials like glass, plastics, and ceramics.

Choosing the right laser type and power level is critical for optimal results.