Laserbond100, introduced by Paul W. Harrison, is one of the best products in the market available for laser bonding technology. It is an all-purpose laser bonding additive that produces dark, permanent marks on various substrate surfaces including most metals, ceramics, glass, and stone. It uses the latest in sub-microns and nanoparticle material for efficient absorption of laser energy over hard surfaces. The high-quality formulation provides extensive surface area coverage with a thin coati...

Laser marking technology has made its mark in numerous industries. The medical, aerospace, automotive, and electronics industries use the technique for marking different substrates like stone, ceramics, glass, and metal.There are two forms of laser marking adhesives used to produce everlasting, durable, and precise marks; laser marking ink and laser marking spray. Want to know which one is the best?Let’s compare!Laser marking ink is cost-efficient as it costs $0.01 or less per square inch depend...

The growing competition among branded and non-branded products makes permanently marking the products a must. The mark needs to be durable, precise, and high-quality. It should be resistant to harsh environmental conditions and chemicals. To understand the technology behind the permanent laser marks better, let's dig deeper! Laser marking is an initial process done before laser engraving, laser etching, and laser bonding. These processes are certainly different from one another but use laser m...

As it's often called, laser marking or laser engraving is the process of utilizing light waves for the engraving of an item. Laser marking, however, is a wider category of techniques to leave markings on an item that includes pigmented change due to different chemical/mechanical modifications, pigmentation, foaming, burning, ablation, and many more. Laser marking can be performed on metals as well as non-metal materials. Laser Engraving Technology has moved from the blackboard and pen to the co...

You may have seen people using these terms interchangeably, but that’s not the real case. These three do come under the category of laser marking. This doesn’t mean they are all alike. They do exhibit key differences that everyone should know about. Each method has its features and benefits that render it suitable for tons of applications. Laser Marking Methods Here, we’d help you know how laser bonding differs from laser engraving and etching. Let’s start! ...