LASER APPLICATIONS

Precision is Paramount with reACTIV Laser Applications

Lasers are versatile tools that find applications across various industries for the precision processing of a wide range of materials. From metal and plastic to wood and ceramics, lasers can cut, weld, engrave, and mark these materials with high accuracy and quality.

In industries such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, medical devices, and jewelry, lasers are utilized to create intricate components, improve production efficiency, and ensure product quality. The ability of lasers to work on different materials with consistent results makes them indispensable for manufacturing processes where precision is paramount.

Look below for examples.

2D Barcodes

Application Highlights

  • High Speed Laser Cleaned Background

  • Temper Marked Dots for Improved Cycle Time

  • Automotive Steel - Permanent Date Code and Lot Traceability

  • Data Matrix 200 ECC Automotive Steel Part

  • 22 x 22 matrix (Actual Content Below)

    •         “P5689173;SWC267020520230000123270;V434809-1

Close-up of a QR code sticker with the text '(P)5689173' on a metallic surface.
Close-up of a metallic engine intake manifold with three large oval openings, placed on a black work surface in a workshop.

DID YOU KNOW?

Data Matrix Cells can be boxes or dots and Barcode can be square or rectangular.

3D Surface Engraving “Texturing”

Application Highlights

  • Compound Contour Mold Surface Texturing

  • Stationary Part

  • Stationary Laser

  • 3D Scanhead Driven From CAD Data

Close-up of textured, metallic surface with unidentified patterns and shapes, possibly part of an appliance or equipment.
Close-up of a textured gray surface with a geometric diamond pattern.

DID YOU KNOW?

A 254mm Lens Provides 3.2” of Precise “Z” Axis Automatic Focus Control.

Plastic Marking

Application Highlights

  • Medical Grade Acetal 2D barcode

  • UV  laser 354nm

  • High Contrast Non Contamination Permanent Marking

  • Surface Marking No Burr 

  • Durable, Survives Long Term Use and Sterilization

Blue circular token with the number 123456 and a QR code printed on it, placed on a wooden surface.
Close-up of a blue surface with the numbers 1 through 6 and a QR code below them.

DID YOU KNOW?

reACTIV Laser Systems offers USP (ultra short pulse) and Nanosecond laser solutions in IR, (SHG) Second Harmonic Generation and (THG) Third Harmonic Generation.

Medical Grade UHMWPE

Application Highlights

  •  (SHG) Green Laser

  • Non contaminating (no ink) permanent identification

  • FDA approved traceability

Close-up of a white surface with the text 'reACTIV Laser' and a small QR code above it.
Close-up of a receipt showing a QR code and the text 'reACTIV Laser'.

DID YOU KNOW?

Application Specific Optical Engineering Ensured Stable Process and Superion Mark Quality.

Picatinny Rail

Application Highlights

  • Anodized Aluminum Picatinny Rail Mount

  • High Contrast Location identification

  • Anodize layer removed Aluminum oxidized for contrast

Four black rifle handguards with numbered slots, arranged parallel on a gray surface.
Close-up of metal keys labeled T4 and T2, possibly part of a musical instrument or keyboard.

DID YOU KNOW?

Type II Anodize Can Be Laser Marked (Bleached) Without Complete Removal of the Coating.

Powder Coated Aluminum

Application Highlights

  • Aerospace (Non Commercial) Control Panel

  • High Contrast Instructional  Identification

  • Paint Removal - Oxidized AL Surface

Close-up of a panel with labeled holes for switches or buttons, including labels like G5, GAD, FlAPS, PANEL LIGHT, G3X, XPDR GDL/GSU, PITCH TRIM, ROLL TRIM, and AOA.
The word 'FLAPS' written in white capital letters on a textured gray surface.

DID YOU KNOW?

Many Powder Coating finishes can be “Bleached” or Color Marked Without Complete Removal.

Mold Engraving

Application Highlights

  • 2D Deep Engraving (Mirror Image) Tool Steel

  • Multi Pass Produces Clean Edge and Precise Depth Control

  • Little Post Process Cleaning Necessary

Close-up of a cast iron stove with three embossed symbols: a fork and knife, a flame with zigzag lines, and two interlocked rings, each labeled with a number and the word 'Code'.
Close-up of the bottom of a stainless steel watch, showing various embossings including the American flag and brand marks.

DID YOU KNOW?

Blind or Limited Access Surfaces are Best Engraved or Textured using Laser Technology.

Circumferential Laser Marking

Application Highlights

  • Engraved and temper marked for subsurface permanence

  • Multi-pass produces clean edge and precise depth control

  • No post process cleaning necessary

Close-up of a metallic dial with engraved numbers from 10 to 40 and a textured edge, likely a timer or a control knob.
Close-up of a metallic object with engraved the number 20, featuring a series of parallel lines on one side.

DID YOU KNOW?

Temper or Anneal marking raises carbon to the surface for high contrast permanent marking.

Continue Exploring

A piece of industrial machinery next to a computer monitor and keyboard, with control buttons on the machine. The machine is white with a black handle and has a window on the front panel.
An industrial laser system with a computer monitor displaying a QR code and control panel, labeled 'reACTIV Laser Systems,' in a laboratory setting.
A black reACTIV Laser Systems device with cables on top, mounted on a metallic base, with the reACTIV logo and text on the front.

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