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LM-3 laser marking system – a complete system for the economic production of ID tags and labels


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s a complete system of hardware, software and accessories, the LM-3 laser printing system provides


a cost-eff ective solution for producing quality, non-durable labels for a variety of applications – including identifi cation and security marking of wires, cables, components, control panels and signalling equipment.


With a dedicated UK sales and technical team devoted to helping customers get the very best out of their MurrSystems hardware, it’s clear why MurrSystems is the number one choice for a fl exible cost- eff ective solution for inhouse production of industrial labels.


Laser marking technology – it’s the future


As technology has developed, laser marking has become faster, more accurate and thus more popular. Subsequently, this technology is now the preferred method for permanent marking of metal and plastic labels in a diverse range of sectors. Tim Bradbury UK Sales and Technical Engineer explains: “I’m very confi dent that laser marking technology will continue to get more precise and more cost eff ective in the future. The LM-3 is already at the forefront of this technology and off ers complete laser marking solutions for


32 March 2023 | Automation


companies and organisations looking for a faster, more accurate process of producing inhouse labels and ID tags.”


Highly flexible with different label materials The LM-3 is so fl exible and automated that it can label onto polycarbonate, polypropylene, adonised aluminum, stainless steel and laser foils. Producing durable labels that are UV, acid, oil and chemicals resistant, the LM-3 functions under extreme environmental conditions and mechanical stresses. The LM-3 does not require any additional consumables such as printer cartridges, ink, thermal transfer ribbons or toners: the whole inscription process is done by laser, inside the unit. Automated batch processing and marking software integration enables the LM-3 to perform at high output. The magazine fi lling aid mp-LM B enables a smooth and time-optimised labelling process due to parallel preparation of the magazine loading. The mp-LM carrier plates fl exibly hold various MurrSystems labelling materials. Labelling material can be stacked directly in the labelling


magazine. Separator plates can also be inserted into the magazine, allowing mixed loading in one batch and various materials in diff erent thicknesses, shapes and colours for diff erent applications to be labelled. With the mp-LM single-line adapter plates, part-used label frames can continue to be used.


The Universal Marking software used with the LM-3 can also operate other labelling technologies and devices. This makes it device-independent and process- optimised, intuitive and interactive, off ering time- and cost savings. For further information or to arrange a demonstration of the MurrSystems labelling solutions call 0161 728 3133 or email Tim.bradbury@murrelektronik. co.uk.


MurrSystems is represented by Murrelektronik in the UK.


CONTACT:


Murrelektronik www.murrelektronik.co.uk; 0161 728 3133


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