Laser Marking & Engraving Machines
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Laser Engraving Ceramic
Hard, resistant to heat and an excellent insulator. These are just some of the reasons why ceramic is essential in a wide range of applications, from household items to advanced technological components. Let’s explore the properties of ceramic, its typical uses and why laser engraving ceramic is now the go-to method for many businesses…
ENHANCED CHARACTERISTICS
The Properties of Ceramic
Ceramic materials have unique properties that make them ideal for a vast range of uses, let’s take a look…
Hardness
High durability applications benefit from ceramics because they are extremely hard and resistant to scratching and wear.
Resistant to Heat
Ceramics are able to withstand intensely high temperatures without degradation, making them ideal for applications involving high heat exposure.
Chemical Stability
Ceramic materials have a high resistance to chemical corrosion, meaning they won’t degrade upon exposure to these chemicals. This makes them a particular popular choice for applications require longevity in harsh chemical environments.
Electrical Insulation
Ceramics are useful in electrical components because they are electrical insulators, meaning they prevent electrical conductivity.
Biocompatibility
A biocompatible material does not cause any harmful effects when it is in contact with the body. Because certain ceramics are biocompatible, they are ideal for using in different medical applications because they won’t cause adverse reactions.
ACROSS INDUSTRIES
Typical Uses of Ceramic
These unique properties make ceramic suitable for use in a range of different industries. Let’s take a look at some of its typical uses…
Household Items
Because of its durability and overall aesthetic appeal, ceramic is the go-to material for common household items including plates, mugs and tiles.
Industrial Applications
Because of its hardness and resistance to wear, ceramic is often used in industrial settings for components, these include bearings, seals and cutting tools.
Aerospace
Because of its lightweight nature and excellent heat resistance, ceramic is used in the aerospace industry for engine components and thermal shields.
Electronics
Thanks to its electrical insulating properties, ceramic is used in the electronics industry for insulators, capacitors and substrates for integrated circuits.
Medical
Because of their biocompatible nature, ceramic materials are used throughout the medical field for things such as dental crowns, prosthetics and implants.
Versatile
What are the applications of Laser Engraving Ceramic?
Home Décor
From laser engraved mugs to delicately marked dinner plates, laser technology can be utilised to transform everyday home décor into something extraordinary.
Industrial Marking
Ceramic components can be marked or engraved with serial numbers and other essential information for traceability purposes. This will aid in quality control and ensures the readability of codes even in harsh environments where traditional marking methods may wear with time.
Medical Devices
Laser engraving is used in the medical industry to mark ceramic implants and devices with important identification codes, this method of marking ensures that the integrity of the material isn’t compromised.
Branding and Customisation
Tiles, mugs, plates and coasters are ideal for engraving with brand logos, names and unique designs to increase brand awareness.
MACHINE
Recommendations
At Lotus Laser systems we manufacture a wide range of laser marking and engraving solutions ideally configured for laser engraving ceramic. Get in touch today, our experts would be happy to recommend which configuration best suits your application.
As one of the first commercially available UV laser marking machines, the Meta-C UV is able to mark practically anything. Designed to serve the commercial and industrial sectors, built with our time-tested Meta-C chassis, with a projected working life of over 15 years.
| Beam Delivery | Laser Type | Power (W) |
| 3D (3-Axis) | Ultraviolet | 5-15 |
Built for etching and engraving at speed, the Meta-C CO2 laser etching machine is a different beast to our Blu systems, built within the Gen7 Meta-C chassis, this 3D (3-Axis) Galvo CO2 laser source is extremely accurate and comes in a wide range of power options.
| Beam Delivery | Laser Type | Power (W) |
| 3D (3-Axis) | CO2, Fiber, UV | 5-200W |
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