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*Using A [[Laser]] to burn and/or melt materials partially to engrave them with images or text
*Using A [[Laser]] to burn and/or melt materials partially to engrave them with images or text
*Can be of use for packaging, as ink/paper may not be required for labels
*Can be of use for packaging, as ink/paper may not be required for labels
*Also [[Part Versioning | Part Version]] and other information can ''physically be on the part'' without adding physical features like a [[Relief]] etc which may affect performance
**Laser Engraving is much faster than [[CNC Engraving]] etc too so it may also make sense merely from a [[Production Engineering]] standpoint


=Materials=
=Materials=
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=Internal Links=
=Internal Links=
*[[Bubblegram]] a similar concept with acrylic
*[[Bubblegram]] a similar concept with acrylic
*[[Laser Cutter]] / [[Laser Engraver]] / [[Laser Table]]
*[[Thermal Engraving]] / [[Woodburning]] / [[Branding]]
*[[Stamping]] / [[3D Printed Stamp]]


=External Links=
=External Links=
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_engraving The Wikipedia Page on Laser Engraving]
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_engraving The Wikipedia Page on Laser Engraving]

Latest revision as of 02:10, 10 May 2023

Basics

  • Using A Laser to burn and/or melt materials partially to engrave them with images or text
  • Can be of use for packaging, as ink/paper may not be required for labels
  • Also Part Version and other information can physically be on the part without adding physical features like a Relief etc which may affect performance

Materials

Cardboard/Paper

Wood

  • Easy to do even with small diode lasers

Metals

  • What wattage is needed?

Internal Links

External Links