LASER MARKING SYSTEMS from ROFIN EASYMARK DESKTOP—Now with Integrated CAD Suite
The versatile, modular desktop laser marker offers a huge working area in an extremely compact housing. The system can be optionally equipped with z-axis, various optics and external or through-the-lens camera solutions. It accommodates air-cooled laser sources with power ranging from 10 – 50 W, and now comes with full-fledged CAD Extension.
POWERLINE PRIME 15—Cost effective, and Ready to Ship
Designed with integration in mind to be simple, serviceable and economical, the PowerLine Prime 15 offers customers up to 15W output power. It’s an extremely compact, efficient, and air- cooled solution for classic marking applications. High quality, high throughput marking on metals and plastics, with no consumables and low operating costs.
LASER MARKING SYSTEMS—with ROFIN’s Laser Technology
Take state-of-the-art lasers with ROFIN’s own technology, a robust customizable user interface, and a staff of skilled process, application and system design engineers, and you get the LME line of Laser Marker Workstations. Standard, semi- or fully-engineered laser marking systems; we’re ready to design a laser system for your specific application needs.
We Think Laser ... and we have been doing so for more than 35 years. ROFIN is a pioneer in the industry, providing standard lasers and fully-engineered, turnkey laser systems to the most important industries across the globe. With over 45,000 lasers providing innovative solutions based on our comprehensive range of products and technologies, ROFIN is the world’s leading source of welding, cutting and marking lasers. More than 2,000 qualified employees at 38 locations worldwide guarantee that we create the laser technology of tomorrow.
Call us at 978•635•9100 for a demonstration or send us your sample parts. ROFIN-BAASEL, Inc., 68 Barnum Rd., Devens, MA 01434-3508
info@rofin-baasel.com W E T H I N K L A S E R
Whatever your industry, Whatever your application; when it comes to high-quality laser marking, cutting or welding systems,
THINK ROFIN
www.rofin.com
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