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Laser component marking

Published:  10 May, 2018

Pryor_Laser_Marking_Newsletter.jpgPRYOR MARKING TECHNOLOGY, a leading marking, identification and traceability specialist has announced it will be showcasing its comprehensive range of solutions for identifying and tracing parts in the automotive manufacturing process at Automechanika 2018 (stand D13), with a strong focus on laser marking.

Pryor says there is growing demand for precision laser marking in the automotive sector and its advanced laser marking systems have already gained considerable traction with OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers

At this year’s Automechanika exhibition, Pryor says it will be launching its innovative laser marking on the fly technology. This enables permanent laser marking and verification of components on high speed conveyors, in an as little as 0.5 seconds, without the need to pause the production line.

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