What is flying laser marking machine?

Laser marking machines can be divided into flying laser marking machines and static laser marking machines. These two laser marking machines work on the same principle.

Laser marking machines can be divided into flying laser marking machines and static laser marking machines. These two laser marking machines work on the same principle. The main difference between them is the driver software. The flying laser marking machine performs vector marking, that is, the cursor needs to move along a unidirectional axis, and the marking process is realized while the marked object is moving. As for static laser marking machines, the cursor simply marks the static surface of the object.

The flying laser marking machine is an industrial automation equipment with an assembly line. This means that this product line does not require manual operation of the machine and its production capacity is several times that of a static laser marking machine. This is because the static laser marking machine is a semi-automatic marking machine and requires manual labor to continuously place the work piece after the marking is completed. This mode of operation is time consuming. Therefore, static laser marking machines are only suitable for industries with small production capacity. 

  Flying marking machines, as the name suggests, do not have a workbench. Instead, it can be more flexible, marking 360 degrees on the surface of the product. It can also be integrated into the assembly line and marked through the movement of the track.

To sum up, the flying laser marking machine is a laser marking machine that does not require manual labor, has fast marking speed, and has high integration of industrial automation. It can complete the same marking work as a static laser marking machine with higher efficiency. Therefore, flying laser marking machines are becoming an increasingly popular choice among industrial business owners.