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Laser Marking System adds permanent labels and barcodes to virtually any surface

Illuminar Technologies has launched a compact, robust and super accurate DSP-controlled desktop laser marking system ideal for adding barcodes, logos and labels to a variety of surfaces.

The brand new Predator® series incorporates Illuminar's advanced, proprietary digital signal processor (DSP) based laser control system and a high-quality laser source, all in an attractive and durable enclosure with a small footprint. Laser marking is far faster and more accurate than applying printed labels, as it does away with the secondary label entirely, it also makes a permanent mark so is a more robust marking method.

The Predator desk-top laser system also has an optional vision system which means the machine can mark items in random orientations. The digital control technology at the heart of the Predator Series allows the system to deliver class-leading speed and accuracy, continual self-calibration and a long service life.

Predator units are available with a range of laser sources and with powers from 10 to 30W to suit the broadest possible set of substrates and marking applications, from plastics and metals to glass and ceramics. All Predator machines are designed at the company's headquarters in Letchworth, UK combining market leading componentry and expert assembly.

For more information, please contact:

Howard Moore
Illuminar Technologies :
The Pixmore Centre
Pixmore Avenue
Letchworth
SG6 1JG
United Kingdom
 
Tel:  +44 (0) 1462 708 624
Email: howard@illuminar.com
Web:  www.illuminar.com

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