1. Can I mark on an irregular surface?
 No, standard machines are designed for flat surfaces. However, for small cylindrical surfaces, you can add a revolving circular chuck, or explore custom 3D marking solutions for more complex shapes.
 2. What marking solution is best for metal components?
 Fiber laser markers and dot peen machines are ideal for metals, offering durable and precise results.
 3. Can I use the same machine for both plastics and metals?
 It depends. CO2 lasers are better for plastics, while fiber lasers excel on metals. Hybrid solutions may be available for versatility.
 4. How do I handle high-speed production requirements?
 Flying laser markers are designed for integration into production lines, marking products in real time without slowing production.
 5. Are your machines compliant with medical industry standards?
 Yes, our machines meet UDI requirements and are suitable for marking surgical tools, implants, and medical packaging.
 6. Can your machines mark sensitive components like PCBs or microchips?
 Yes, UV lasers are highly precise and gentle, making them ideal for delicate electronics.
 7. How durable are the marks on automotive components?
 Marks made with fiber lasers or dot peen systems are permanent and resistant to wear, heat, and abrasion.
 8. What’s the best solution for food packaging?
 CO2 lasers provide hygienic, non-contact marking for expiration dates, batch codes, and branding on packaging materials.