20W high-power UV laser head, small thermal processing effect, large output energy and high efficiency
High-power ultraviolet nanosecond laser light source has a good reputation in the field of crystal glass drilling
Laser drilling crystal glass, more than enough with 20w UV laser
20W high-power UV laser head, small thermal processing effect, high output energy, high efficiency, has a good reputation in the field of crystal glass drilling
Laser Marking Food Packaging Film, See RFH 355nm UV Laser Modules
The issue of food safety has attracted more and more people's attention. In the era of rapid development of the whole people's pursuit of a well-off society, it is an inevitable trend for food consumption to develop in a greener direction, and the standardization and safety of food packaging have also attracted the attention of the public.
RFH high power green laser for engraving non-metals such as in wood processing
The introduction of modern nanosecond green laser technology subverts the traditional wood processing market
High power, cold light source green laser for non-metallic wood engraving, smooth and non-marking cuts
High-power green laser is a new type of laser processing machine developed by RFH in recent years. It is a non-contact advanced processing technology based on thermal energy. In this way, many wood processing plants have abandoned traditional wood processing methods and realized more modern digital processing.
Ultraviolet nanosecond solid-state lasers are widely used in the field of home appliance plastic parts marking
10w UV solid-state laser breaks the inherent properties of home appliance plastics and becomes a popular processing method for home appliances
355nm UV laser marking plastic accessories for household appliances has become a trend
At present, most of the housings of household appliances are packaged in plastic, and the identification and recording of trademarks, barcodes, and numbers on plastic products no longer rely on stickers or ink jetting, but now more laser marking is used.
