Laser labelling wood
Furniture, toys or pallets – the Quasar laser engraving machine from Mobil-Mark can mark any item made of wood, creating decorations, logos, lettering or numbering. Unlike milling, the laser engraving process does not create wood shavings, and there is no need to apply colouring, as the laser marking already stands out from the colour of the wood. The process can produce both flat and depressed markings. Workpieces with any type of surface can be marked, because the customisable sealing units for the laser head of the Quasar allow it to be adapted to every component.
Examples of use
Common areas of application for the Mobil-Mark lasers include the marking of the following wooden items:
Seat surface
Substructure
Connecting part
Backrest
Marking process on wood
Carbonisation
Position laser head on workpiece, apply laser, job done. The result is a sharp-edged engraving that varies in darkness depending on the material.
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Comprehensive range of accessories to allow customisation for every application.
The Mobil-Mark engraving lasers can be optimally equipped for any individual area of application in wood marking. To that end, Mobil-Mark offers a broad range of accessories that precisely optimise the laser for every application. Below are a few examples.
Extraction and filter units
The extraction and filter units from Mobil-Mark reliably filter the gases and vapours generated during the marking process. They are available in two versions.
Sealing units
The sealing units from Mobil-Mark are available for every surface of the item to be marked. They can be attached to the laser head in no time.
Vertical stand
If a Mobil-Mark laser engraving machine needs to work in a stationary position, we recommend using a practical vertical stand.
Laser handling system
Mobil-Mark offers a customised handling system for optimum positioning of the engraving laser.