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• 12/01/2010 -- Laser markers: Choose the best one for your ap
  Laser marking is rapidly replacing older product marking technology, in particular, inkjet marking systems. A key factor in the widespread adoption of laser marking is the exponential increase of direct marking of part information to aid in tracking and traceability. A variety of laser technologies are available, depending upon the application, mark type needed, and material to be marked.
• 12/01/2010 -- Laser markers: Choose the best one for your ap
  Laser marking is rapidly replacing older product marking technology, in particular, inkjet marking systems. A key factor in the widespread adoption of laser marking is the exponential increase of direct marking of part information to aid in tracking and traceability. A variety of laser technologies are available, depending upon the application, mark type needed, and material to be marked.
• 11/17/2010 -- Electrox boasts strongest order book
  Letchworth Garden City, Hertfordshire UK – Electrox, part of The 600 Group Plc (600 Group) and a designer, developer, and manufacturer of laser marking systems, says its order book rose to near £2m, its highest level since the start of the global financial crisis back in 2007 and the subsequent economic downturn.
• 11/17/2010 -- Electrox boasts strongest order book
  Letchworth Garden City, Hertfordshire UK – Electrox, part of The 600 Group Plc (600 Group) and a designer, developer, and manufacturer of laser marking systems, says its order book rose to near £2m, its highest level since the start of the global financial crisis back in 2007 and the subsequent economic downturn.
• 11/02/2010 -- Lasers in thin film and c-Si photovoltaics
  Daventry, Northants, U.K. – The laser has become an indispensible tool for thin-film photovoltaic module production. With most thin-film materials, the layer scribing steps required for monolithic integration cannot be performed with more flexibility and precision using any other process. This is why laser technology has been a key part of thin-film development for over two decades.