
Laser marking is used when the marking is to be permanent and follow the sheet metal part through further processing and assembly. The marking retains its readability even after bending and surface treatment.
The technology provides an accurate and discreet result that works for both internal identification and final product information.
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Inkjet marking is a flexible alternative in sheet metal production where parts move along the production line. Fast-drying inks provide clear markings even at high speeds.
The marking is often used for order information or temporary identification in production.
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Labelling is primarily used for temporary or supplementary marking of sheet metal parts, for example in logistics flows or intermediate warehouses. The information can be easily updated or removed at a later stage.
The right labelling solution ensures that the marking remains in place during handling and transport.
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The surfaces can vary greatly depending on the material and surface treatment, for example raw sheet metal, galvanized sheet metal or painted and powder-coated parts. To ensure that the information remains even after bending, assembly and transport, marking directly in the metal is often used, rather than labels that risk coming off.
By choosing a marking method that is adapted to the properties of the sheet metal, it is ensured that important information remains readable throughout the entire production chain.
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