Applications by Industry
Laser Marking Applications by Industry
Permanent marking solutions across six industries — from automotive traceability to fine jewelry engraving. Match your part, material and marking content to the right laser configuration.
01 — Industries
Six industries, one marking platform
Each industry has its own materials, contrast requirements and production conditions. Open a page to see the marking tasks and configurations we recommend.
Automotive
VIN plates, engine components, brake parts — permanent part identification that survives service life.
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Electronics
PCBs, connectors and housings — fine marking on plastics and coated surfaces without damage.
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Tools & Hardware
Hand tools, fasteners, fittings — logos and sizes marked on hardened and coated steel.
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Medical Devices
Instruments and implants — UDI and lot codes on stainless and titanium with repeatable contrast.
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Jewelry
Rings, pendants and bracelets — fine engraving on gold, silver and anodized pieces.
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Industrial Manufacturing
Pumps, valves and machinery — deep engraving and DataMatrix for field traceability.
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02 — Marking Types
What you can mark
Across every industry, the same core marking tasks run on the same platform — only the material and contrast change.
Serial Numbers
Unique, sequential IDs per part with automatic numbering from the marking software.
QR & DataMatrix
High-density scannable codes for automatic reading, tracking and traceability.
Logos
Brand marks and graphics with clean edges on flat and curved surfaces.
Traceability
Supplier, batch, date and production-line codes in one readable field.
Barcodes
Code 128 and other linear codes on metal, plastic and coated parts.
Batch & Lot Codes
Production batch, shift and date codes for recall control and quality records.
Find the right laser for your industry
Tell us the part, material and marking content. We answer with the recommended machine, configuration and quotation — and test your samples first if you want proof.