Laser marking on hollow glass

Date: 18 February 2014

High-contrast and UV light resistant markers are now also be used on hollow and curved glass. High product quality and absolute process reliability - these are characteristics of boraident laser marking systems.

The non-destructive and anti-counterfeit identification technology UniColor® is used in many areas of the flat glass industry for process and product tracking.Now, these high-contrast and UV light resistant markers can also be used on hollow and curved glass. it is available for the product labeling of e.g. vacuum panels, fluorescent lamps and use glasses.

The marking can be done in automated production facilities in short cycle times. ">For small and medium batch production is related to the mobile laser marking system ES Guardm. It is an adaptive process and reliable tools for product marking available.

You have questions about the process and product tracking of glass products? ">We have answers and solutions!

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