Flying Laser Marking Machine

Flying Laser Marking Machine – High-Speed Inline Coding Solution

The Flying Laser Marking Machine, also known as an Online Laser Coder, is specifically designed for integration into continuous production lines within industries such as packaging, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and cable manufacturing. Unlike traditional static marking systems, it marks products in motion, eliminating the need for line stoppages during coding operations.

Key Features and Integration

1. Continuous High-Speed Coding
The system intelligently synchronizes laser firing speed with the conveyor belt movement, ensuring precise, real-time marking even at high production speeds. This enables seamless non-stop coding without affecting throughput.

2. Versatile Laser Source Integration
The Flying Laser Marking System can be configured with different laser sources to suit diverse material and application needs:

• Fiber Laser: Ideal for metal cans, plastic packaging, and automotive parts (e.g., 50 W Flying Fiber).
• CO₂ Laser: Perfect for bottles, cardboard boxes, cables, films, and flexible packaging materials (e.g., 30 W Flying CO₂).

3. Automation and Smart Control
Equipped with PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) management for real-time integration with production and data systems. Supports automatic input of variable data such as time, date, shift codes, batch numbers, and serial IDs, ensuring consistent traceability and compliance.

4. Industrial Design and Modularity
Built with a robust, modular design, typically featuring a separate control cabinet and marking head for flexible installation within existing production lines. The design allows easy maintenance and adaptability for line speed changes or product variations.

Common Applications

• Expiration date and batch coding on food and beverage bottles, containers, and cartons.
• Serialization and traceability marking on pharmaceutical packaging.
• Identification and logo marking on cables and wire sheathing (e.g., polyethylene).
• High-speed coding on flexible packaging films, foils, and pouches.