What materials can be marked with a UV laser machine?
A UV laser marking machine is highly versatile and can mark a wide range of materials due to its unique characteristics. The ability to emit ultraviolet light at approximately 355 nanometers enables precise and high-contrast markings on various substrates. Let’s explore the materials that can be marked with a UV laser machine and the industries where this technology finds significant application:

Materials Suitable for UV Laser Marking:
Material | Examples |
Plastics | ABS, PVC, polycarbonate, polyethylene, polypropylene, etc. |
Glass | Glassware, automotive glass, architectural glass, etc. |
Metals | Stainless steel, titanium, some coated metals, etc. |
Ceramics | Ceramic tiles, electronic components, kitchenware, etc. |
Semiconductors | Microchips, wafers, semiconductor devices, etc. |
Organic Materials | Wood, leather, paper, fabrics, etc. |
Suitable Industries for UV Laser Marking:
Industry | Examples of Applications |
Electronics & Semiconductors | Marking PCBs, microchips, semiconductor wafers, etc. |
Medical Devices | Marking surgical instruments, implants, medical equipment, etc. |
Automotive | Marking engine components, panels, interior trims, etc. |
Jewelry & Watches | Engraving logos, serial numbers, and personalized details on jewelry and luxury watches. |
Glass & Ceramics | Marking on glassware, architectural glass, ceramic products, etc. |
Packaging | Marking on various plastics used in packaging materials for branding and identification. |