Co2 Lasers in Packaging Industry

Is there anyone out there using Co2 lasers to mark packaging with variable/static data? Would be interested to hear of others experiences relating to use, H&S, risk analysis, validation, issues etc.

We have just started to use this equipment to test laser markable coating on labels.

Is there anyone out there using Co2 lasers to mark packaging with variable/static data? Would be interested to hear of others experiences relating to use, H&S, risk analysis, validation, issues etc.

We have just started to use this equipment to test laser markable coating on labels.

Simon

Carbon Dioxide lasers (Co2) are replacing ink-jet printers as marking devices on high speed bottling/packaging lines. They are cleaner and more versatile.

They can either ablate (remove) ink to mark, etch materials i.e. glass or in our case we are coating labels with a varnish which turns black when lasered.


Ian

Simon,

Carbon Dioxide lasers (Co2) are replacing ink-jet printers as marking devices on high speed bottling/packaging lines. They are cleaner and more versatile.

They can either ablate (remove) ink to mark, etch materials i.e. glass or in our case we are coating labels with a varnish which turns black when lasered.

Ian

Simon

Lasers are relatively expensive, £20,000/25,000 at the outset but you don't have any consumables i.e. inks & solvents thereafter. There much cleaner too, only need a fume extractor on the head and they are much more versatile when it comes to print formatting.

I'll have two then. At the moment the price is a bit restrictive but like you say it will pay for itself over time, especially if a lot of consumables are used.

Thanks Ian.

Regards,
Simon

Hello,

I think it's useful and profitable for companies? isnt it?

where can i find this machines with cheaper :D

We are using ink jet on films. this co2 lasers may be cheaper then ink jet.


How can i find this machine? can you help me?



thank you very much



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