In the market for Laser Engraver

[Maytagman]

First off I am a complete newbie when it comes to laser engraving. The company I work for is in the market for a new machine possibly as all of our current engraving is done on a Xenetech engraver. We are in the business of producing Ophthalmology instruments. The material that we would be engraving on is 6Al/4v titanium that is .185-.295 dia, around 4in long, round stock that has been anodized dark blue. Reason for looking at laser machines is first run times, also we are more then likely in the future going to have to put UDI codes on the instruments as well. I've done some google searches but I'm not seeing anything that looks practical for our purposes. We really don't have a budget yet but I would like to find a couple machines to at least start with and go from there to see if they would work for our facility. Would like something that obviously has a rotary axis so we could engrave on 2 different areas on the circumference of the instruments or at least a machine that has that as an option. Also a machine that is user friendly as we would like multiple people to be able to operate and program the machine. Thanks

[g94r]

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[jgarciaa]

Given your requirements for engraving on 6Al/4V titanium instruments with anodized coatings, as well as the need for UDI code marking and ease of use, I highly recommend considering the Monport laser machines. Monport lasers are known for their precision engraving capabilities on various materials, including metals like titanium. They offer user-friendly interfaces and can be equipped with rotary axis options for engraving on cylindrical objects like your instruments. Their reliability, ease of operation, and affordability make them a suitable choice for your facility. Check out the Monport laser products at https://monportlaser.com/collections/co ... ka374VZjm3 to explore options that may meet your needs.

[jen01]

First off I am a complete newbie when it comes to laser engraving. The company I work for is in the market for a new machine possibly as all of our current engraving is done on a Xenetech engraver. We are in the business of producing Ophthalmology instruments. The material that we would be engraving on is 6Al/4v titanium that is .185-.295 dia, around 4in long, round stock that has been anodized dark blue. Reason for looking at laser machines is first run times, also we are more then likely in the future going to have to put UDI codes on the instruments as well. I've done some google searches but I'm not seeing anything that looks practical for our purposes. We really don't have a budget yet but I would like to find a couple machines to at least start with and go from there to see if they would work for our facility. Would like something that obviously has a rotary axis so we could engrave on 2 different areas on the circumference of the instruments or at least a machine that has that as an option. Also a machine that is user friendly as we would like multiple people to be able to operate and program the machine. Thanks

Considering your requirements for engraving ophthalmology instruments made of titanium, the Monport laser could be an excellent choice for your company. Known for its user-friendly interface, high quality output, and affordability, the Monport laser could meet your needs effectively. You can explore the Monport laser product here: https://monportlaser.com/?sca_ref=5031521.ka374VZjm3. With its rotary axis option, you'll have the flexibility to engrave on different areas of the circumference of your instruments. Additionally, the Monport laser's ease of use makes it suitable for multiple operators to program and operate the machine. As you're still in the process of determining your budget and specific requirements, starting with a couple of Monport laser machines could be a practical way to assess their suitability for your facility. If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out.

[betty_k]

First off I am a complete newbie when it comes to laser engraving. The company I work for is in the market for a new machine possibly as all of our current engraving is done on a Xenetech engraver. We are in the business of producing Ophthalmology instruments. The material that we would be engraving on is 6Al/4v titanium that is .185-.295 dia, around 4in long, round stock that has been anodized dark blue. Reason for looking at laser machines is first run times, also we are more then likely in the future going to have to put UDI codes on the instruments as well. I've done some google searches but I'm not seeing anything that looks practical for our purposes. We really don't have a budget yet but I would like to find a couple machines to at least start with and go from there to see if they would work for our facility. Would like something that obviously has a rotary axis so we could engrave on 2 different areas on the circumference of the instruments or at least a machine that has that as an option. Also a machine that is user friendly as we would like multiple people to be able to operate and program the machine. Thanks

Considering your need for precision engraving on titanium instruments with dark blue anodized coating, along with future requirements for UDI code application and user-friendly operation, I'd suggest exploring Monport lasers. With their range of high-quality machines, including rotary axis options for engraving on cylindrical objects, Monport offers solutions tailored to your needs. Their user-friendly interfaces make them accessible to multiple operators without extensive training. Check out Monport's product https://monportlaser.com/?sca_ref=5031521.ka374VZjm3 to find models that fit your specifications and budget.

[MPjohn_10]

First off I am a complete newbie when it comes to laser engraving. The company I work for is in the market for a new machine possibly as all of our current engraving is done on a Xenetech engraver. We are in the business of producing Ophthalmology instruments. The material that we would be engraving on is 6Al/4v titanium that is .185-.295 dia, around 4in long, round stock that has been anodized dark blue. Reason for looking at laser machines is first run times, also we are more then likely in the future going to have to put UDI codes on the instruments as well. I've done some google searches but I'm not seeing anything that looks practical for our purposes. We really don't have a budget yet but I would like to find a couple machines to at least start with and go from there to see if they would work for our facility. Would like something that obviously has a rotary axis so we could engrave on 2 different areas on the circumference of the instruments or at least a machine that has that as an option. Also a machine that is user friendly as we would like multiple people to be able to operate and program the machine. Thanks

I know you're new to laser engraving, so I can appreciate your desire for a machine that's both flexible and easy to operate, especially for engraving on specialty materials like anodized titanium. I have had nothing but the best experience using Monport lasers https://bit.ly/48Fxwm7 , especially when it comes to similar precision engraving work. With the rotating axis possibilities that Monport offers, you can engrave on various parts of cylindrical items, such as your instruments. Furthermore, Monport lasers have a reputation for having user-friendly interfaces, which makes them appropriate for a range of operators with different degrees of experience. In light of your first run times requirements as well as possible future requirements, such as UDI coding, I think Monport lasers would work perfectly for your facility. They provide accuracy, dependability, and versatility—all critical for your field of work.

[MPjohn_10]

First off I am a complete newbie when it comes to laser engraving. The company I work for is in the market for a new machine possibly as all of our current engraving is done on a Xenetech engraver. We are in the business of producing Ophthalmology instruments. The material that we would be engraving on is 6Al/4v titanium that is .185-.295 dia, around 4in long, round stock that has been anodized dark blue. Reason for looking at laser machines is first run times, also we are more then likely in the future going to have to put UDI codes on the instruments as well. I've done some google searches but I'm not seeing anything that looks practical for our purposes. We really don't have a budget yet but I would like to find a couple machines to at least start with and go from there to see if they would work for our facility. Would like something that obviously has a rotary axis so we could engrave on 2 different areas on the circumference of the instruments or at least a machine that has that as an option. Also a machine that is user friendly as we would like multiple people to be able to operate and program the machine. Thanks

Hi there,

As a complete newbie to laser engraving, I can understand the challenge of finding the right machine for your specific needs. At our company, we've transitioned to using Monport laser https://bit.ly/48Fxwm7 systems, and it's been a game-changer for us. Monport lasers are particularly user-friendly, making them easy for multiple operators to use and program. They also offer models with a rotary axis, perfect for engraving cylindrical objects like your ophthalmology instruments.

For engraving on 6Al/4V titanium, Monport lasers handle high-precision work with ease, ensuring clean and accurate markings, including UDI codes. Their machines are efficient, reducing run times significantly compared to traditional engraving methods. Plus, their customer support is excellent, which is crucial for beginners.

I highly recommend considering Monport laser systems for your engraving needs. They combine reliability, precision, and ease of use, making them a great fit for your business.