Want to increase your ROI quickly? Laser markers are a valuable investment with a truly profitable return within a short amount of time. Our laser markers create durable marks that hold up to the elements that your tools, materials, and equipment are tested against on the daily.
Telesis builds tools for the most demanding manufacturers. You need reliability, precision, and proven effectiveness, and we can provide just that for your marking solutions in the construction and housing industry. Our equipment creates permanent marks, labels, and identification information on glass, stainless steel, hard metal, wood, plastic, composite products, rubber, vinyl, and more.
Instead of gas, a fiber laser uses optical fiber made out of silica glass to get the job done. The fiber is “doped” when a rare-earth element is added to it. This level of beam is suitable for cutting a wide variety of materials, making it a stable choice over other lasers. A fiber laser can handle the bumps, knocks, vibrations, and general discord of any assembly line as well. The beam is straight and small, using precise focus and efficiency to create the mark.
Another benefit to fiber lasers are their tendency to stay safe from heat damage or fracture. This laser requires minimal maintenance for such an efficient system, making it well-suited for the construction and housing industry for laser etching leather and other materials.
We developed a dual-head laser that eliminates the need for a mechanism to flip over the part in order to achieve two-sided marking. The core idea of this laser was to use a single controller to run two lasers, reducing the need for customers to manipulate a part. In turn, it allows customers to save time and money.
This innovative laser is suited for advanced applications that require rapid processing. Its unique ability to control two laser markers with the same controller is the industry’s only fiber laser system to be entirely air-cooled and powered from a single-phase power outlet.
The CO2 laser is a great option for marking organic materials like wood, rubber, paper, and ceramic. It’s ideal for heavy industrial and high-duty cycle applications with proven flexibility and practicality. The CO2 lasers can laser engrave metal and can also be used for laser etching wood.
At the center, carbon dioxide has a density about 60% higher than dry air, making a beam that is suitable for cutting a wide variety of materials even outside of the construction industry.
Ultraviolet laser markers offer damage-free versatility for a wide range of materials as well. It operates using “cold marking” when products are prone to damage or become aesthetically unacceptable when affected by heat. In addition, this laser eliminates additives when marking plastic or silicon materials and reduces the risk of micro-fracture when marking glass, solar panels, and other strong materials. It can be used for laser etching plastic, laser etching leather, and other substances. If you’re looking for a custom laser engraving or something to create laser etched acrylic, for example, the UV laser could be your best bet.
