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Product Name: Laser Marking > MARK5 Series -- Fiber Laser

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Mark5 series - Fiber laser is designed for maintenance-free OEM applications. The laser delivers a fraction limited (M²<1.1) 1.07 micron laser beam directly to the work site via a metal-sheathed single mode fiber cable terminated by a collimator. The factory sealed fiber lasers can be built directly onto micromachining, engraving, cutting, materials processing and product marking systems with no need for after-installation service. Mark5 series - fiber laser does not need routine replacement parts or materials; it requires only a low-voltage power source. Wall-plug efficiencies up to 25% (and higher) result in a compact size, reduced utilities, and trouble-free air cooling. Fiber-to-fiber architecture means a robust, monolithic design with no optics to align or maintain, no mechanics to stabilize, and with the focusable power and high power densities needed for the most exacting applications. Fiber delivery lines up to 20 meters are available. Compact and Maintenance-FREE. Mark5 series - Fiber laser is compact and service-free. It is designed to operate under high shock, vibration and dust conditions, with relative humidity up to 90% and temperatures ranging from -20ºC to +60ºC. Ease of Use. The IDI CyberLase QWERTY user interface allows you to control exactly what and where you want to print onto your product. The simple working area layout makes operating and changes a snap. Hence IDI CyberLase requires lower learning curve. Low Operating Cost. The Reliability of fiber lasers and our software greatly reduces the impact on your budget. IDI offers value beyond just the purchase price. We give complete warranty that covers all parts on the system, the highest quality components for less maintenance and replacement lost over time, and the latest laser technology for the highest quality, quickest marking available. Versatile. The fiber laser is the right choice for a wide range of materials. It is ideal for marking on plastics and metals used in the tools, medical products, anodized metal tags, silicon wafers, keyboards, ICs and jewelries.