Mark It With Lasers

The Lasermark-pro-TT in action.

A professional yet affordable entry-level mobile marking solution, the Lasermark-pro-TT is a standardised no-frills machine targeted at glass processors.

It is available from Ashton Industrial and is aimed at customers looking for basic but robust reliable laser marking of logos, kite marks and other text.

At the heart of the Lasermark-pro-TT is a laser from the same Domino family as the 320i model used by Ashton on the bigger Lasermark-pro-V4 machines with their multiple options.

 

Safety

Fully guarded to safety requirements, CE standards, physical and optical hazards and mounted with its controller on a base trolley outfitted with glass locating stops, all-directional castor balls and adjustable height feet to ‘dock’ and level at multiple locations around the factory.

Picture: The Lasermark-pro-TT in action.

www.ashtonindustrial.com

Article written by Cathryn Ellis
17th June 2021

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