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    Laser Maker For Titanium Parts

    June 16, 2005
    The FiberTower Fiber Laser Marking System is a low-cost alternative to conventional Nd:YAG systems for quickly putting high-quality marks on titanium components.

    Using a graphical-based software, users easily create graphics, logos, 2D matrices, bar codes, symbols, and text. The unit features independent components: Q-switched fiber laser (up to 200 W), scan head, PCI control board, power supply, and software for titanium part marking. Easy installation and laser programming allows for quick start-up and minimal changeover. Other features include a low-voltage power source (110 Vac).

    Precision Technology Group,
    41 Skyline Dr., Suite 1005, Lake Mary, FL 32746,
    (407) 804-1000,
    ptgindustries.com

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