Are you looking for a marking machine to engrave serial numbers, QR codes, or other permanent markings on metal or plastic surfaces? Then it is crucial to choose a machine that perfectly fits your specific needs. In this blog post, we discuss three popular models: the IMPACT, WeLase™, and LW2. Each of these engraving machines has its own features, advantages, and price range (€ - €€ - €€€).
The IMPACT is a dot-peen engraving machine known for its simplicity, reliability, and low operating costs. With a marking area of 100 by 120 millimeters and virtually unlimited length and width capabilities (up to 300 millimeters in height), this machine is suitable for a wide range of applications. It is an excellent choice for businesses that regularly need to engrave serial numbers or QR codes onto metal parts or hard plastics.
Although the marking speed is standard and the precision is slightly lower compared to a laser, the Impact makes up for it with its speed in deep marking and its ability to engrave curved surfaces easily. One major advantage is that no PC is required to operate this machine, making it very user-friendly. The Impact falls into the most affordable price range (€) and also has very low operating costs.
The WeLase™ is a compact laser engraving machine that excels in producing fine and high-contrast markings. With a marking area of 110 by 110 millimeters and a maximum object size of 340 by 200 by 180 millimeters, this machine is perfect for businesses needing detailed engravings such as serial numbers and QR codes.
The WeLase™ is known for its high precision and speed. Thanks to laser technology, it can create extremely fine engravings with sharp visibility and a beautiful finish. It is also capable of marking curved surfaces, broadening its application possibilities. A small drawback is that a PC is required for operation, and its running costs are slightly higher than a dot-peen machine. It belongs to the mid-price range (€€).
For companies looking for a powerful and versatile engraving machine suitable for serial production, the LW2 is the best choice. This laser marking machine offers a large marking area of up to 205 by 205 millimeters and can handle objects as large as 502 by 477 by 322 millimeters.
The LW2 delivers high-speed, high-precision marking and is perfect for businesses engraving large volumes of serial numbers and QR codes with striking contrast. Designed for both flat and curved surfaces, it excels in handling medium-sized production batches. Like the WeLase™, the LW2 requires a PC for operation. It falls into the higher price range (€€€) with medium to high running costs, depending on the intensity of use.
Choosing between these three machines strongly depends on your specific requirements. If you are mainly looking for a budget-friendly solution for quickly engraving serial numbers, the IMPACT is the ideal choice. If you want a compact and precise laser for smaller projects or high-quality engravings, the WeLase™ is perfect for you. However, if you need a powerful machine for larger volumes where both speed and quality are crucial, the LW2 offers everything you need.
When buying a marking machine or engraving machine, it’s important to consider not only the purchase price but also the operating costs, material compatibility, and ease of use. Choose wisely and invest in a machine that will elevate your production process.
Would you like more information about one of these engraving machines? Feel free to contact us for personal advice or click "More info" under the machine of your choice!
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