What is Mark on the fly?

Mark on the fly is continuous marking on moving parts. The parts are loaded on to a conveyor belt and are further automatically marked on that moving belt. 

Mark on the fly is used in 2D data logic coding, batch coding, date coding, 1D bar-coding on FMCG packaging such as soaps, bottles, cosmetic jars, etc. A security number plate is a special application that is developed on this concept.

We proudly present an all international quality MOTF (Mark On The Fly) lasers at an affordable price. Components from France, Germany, Japan, and the USA ensure the ultimate quality and longer trouble-free life of the system.

Key features of this laser at a glance:

• Customized solution.
• ITRACY integration.
• Metal sealed Co2 or fiber options.
• High performance.
• Options to use multiple heads.
• 24*7 hours duty cycle with outstanding beam quality.
• Excellent temperature control, bespoke lasers.
• High marking speed, easy to use & install.
• Flexible approach to design & engineering.
• Our Markolaser software is the perfect tool that offers various possibilities to set parameters for marking objects & workpieces.
• Standalone functionality.

Key benefits:

• No consumables like inks, cartridges.
• Marking on stationary and moving objects.
• Low maintenance cost, low wear, and tear.
• Compact, continuous high-quality printing
• Marking on uneven surfaces and adjustable marking styles.

Applications:

Marking on FMCG packaging goods and other sectors such as :

• Beverages
• Packing films
• Breweries & Distilleries
• Pharmaceutical & Medical Devices
• Cable and wire
• Cosmetics
• Dairy
• Tobacco
• Automobile
• Electrical & Electronics
• Holograms
• Labels

Linear Indexer with laser marking

Concept: The linear indexer works at up to 40 indexes per minute. It works in the “move-stop-mark-move” method. The beauty of this system is that only one person is required to load parts from one end and marked parts automatically fall on the other side. Part sensors control the turning on or off of the indexer.

Applications: Any part which is of a standard size and does not require frequent changes in jigs, is the most ideal case for this kind of automation. These are generally used in very high production lines like electrical/automotive parts.

Rotary indexer

Concept: The rotary indexers are used to mark precisely on small or big parts at a very high speed, thus economizing the whole process and giving a faster cycle time. Loading and unloading of parts can be done simultaneously and continuously.

How does laser work on LED?

For LED/CFL industry we have a class-1 laser machine with 8/10/12 station indexer specially designed to mark on both sides of the LED/CFL simultaneously where one side can have the branding and another side has specifications.

Technical Specifications:

Feature	Unit	Descriptions	Descriptions
Laser type		Sealed of CO2 Laser	Fiber Laser
Models		C-10HS, C-20HS, C-30HS,	F-20HS, F-30HS, F-50HS, F-70HS, F-130HS,
Laser safety		Class IV [EU conformity]	Class V [EU conformity]
Wavelength	μm	10.6/9.3	10.6
Average Power	W	10/20/30	20/30/50/70/130
Operating Modes		Pulsed	Pulsed
Pulse Rep. Rate	khz	0-25	1-500
Beam Quality M2		< 1.2	< 1.6
System		Laser Source, control and electronics, CPU and scanner built into the laser tube with beam expander.	Laser Source, control and electronics, CPU and scanner built into the laser tube with beam expander.
Focusing Module	MM	100/150/200	100/160/255/330/420
Cooling		Air Cooled	Air Cooled
Marking Speed*	mm/sec	1-10000	1-10000
Speed of productions line**	m/min	1-100	1-100
Characters/Second		500	500
Line width		Depends on the material and laser parameters	Depends on the material and laser parameters
Font		All standard font	All standard font
Software		Markomark	Markomark
User Interface		PC/Touch Screen	PC/Touch Screen
Environmental Conditions		10°C {40°F} to 40°C {104°F} Ambient temperature, Humidity < 95%, no Condensation, no vibration	10°C {40°F} to 40°C {104°F} Ambient temperature, Humidity < 95%, no Condensation, no vibration
Supply voltage	VAC	220-240	220-240
Mains frequency	Hz	50/60	50/60

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* Depends on the material absorption rate and many other factors.

** Depends on many factors.

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Mark on the fly CO2 laser machine

https://www.markolaser.com/laser_source/CO2-lasers-for-fine-cutting-textiles-glass-ceramics-and-plastics

Check out our machine at

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fila3MnFjSM

Check out our website for different technologies

For Inks printing requirement	http://www.spinksworld.com/
For Laser printing requirement	https://www.markolaser.com/
For Pad Printing requirement	http://www.padprintingpadsonline.com/
For Digital printing requirement	http://kolorobia.com/
For screen and pad printing	http://spinksindia.com/
For the jewelry industry	http://jewelaser.com/
For coating and automation	http://www.spinkssoftech.com/