Study of Penetration Depth According to Working Parameters in Steel Engraving Using Optical Laser

Flaviu Corb; Traian Buidos; Caius Stănășel; Iulian Stănășel; Gabriela-Victoria Mnerie

doi:10.4028/p-CeL0s3

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Study of Penetration Depth According to Working Parameters in Steel Engraving Using Optical Laser

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Laser engraving is a process in which a laser beam is used to mark or cut a material. It is a non-contact process in which the laser energy is focused and directed at the surface of the material, producing a chemical or physical change in the material. The process is fast and accurate and can be used on a wide variety of materials, including wood, metal, glass, plastic, leather, etc. The process has a variety of applications. In the field of moulds, it is used to mark moulds, to engrave company logos and certain informational text, or to engrave certain fine details on the active surface of the mould. In this paper, the use of factorial experiments is proposed to identify the factors that influence the engraving depth.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 996)

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Flaviu Corb, Traian Buidos, Caius Stănășel, Iulian Stănășel*, Gabriela-Victoria Mnerie

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Injection Mold, Laser Engraving

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