LaserOp's systems are designed
to be cost effective in purchase, operation and maintenance.
LaserOp offers OEM, turn-key and custom-made systems tailored
for specific applications. Some of LaserOp's
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LensMark
LensMark is a laser system for inscribing of discernible and
non-discernible marks on Progressive Addition Lenses.
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LensMark
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The Automatic Laser System for the Inscription of Discernable
and Non-Discernable Marks on Ophthalmic Lenses
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cMark
cMARK is an OEM CO2 laser marker. It is designed to
integrate into your
system or production line. Just add a computer and safety
enclosure, and you have a complete laser marker.
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LaScore
LaScore is a range of laser systems which apply straight and
curved scoring lines on laminated packaging material.
Laminated plastic materials are widely used for packaging of
products like coffee, soups, powders, shampoo, etc. To open
those packages, one typically uses scissors or teeth... The
scoring enables an easy and clean opening of the package by
guiding the tear along a predetermined line. The scoring is done while the web rolls at a
speed of several meters per sec. LaScore systems operate on
production lines since 1995.
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μMark
The μMARK is a unique computerized laser system for the marking
of Chip Size Packages (CSP) in a wafer form. The wafer is
automatically aligned (manual alignment is also possible) for an
accurate and reproducible marking. The whole process is
controlled and monitored by both hardware and software. The mark
layout is designed with a built-in graphic editor. The mark may
include characters, graphics, logos and “leg-1” dot. The system
may use either a CO2 or a Nd:Yag laser.
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Princess
Laser System for the Processing of Diamonds Several
breakthroughs by LaserOp lead to the development of a laser
system for sawing and scribing, as well as fancy design and cut
of gem diamonds. Many LaserOp machines are currently operating
in several diamond manufacturing countries since 1990.
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