Laser marking is a marking technique that makes use of a centered laser beam to alter the floor of a target. The laser beam is emitted by using an oscillator and scanned the usage of a replicate (known as a scanning mirror), and a focusing lens is then used to focal point the beam on the goal and mark it by means of altering the surface. Because laser marking entails the usage of mild to exchange the goal surface, this technique is greater resistant to abrasion than ink-based marking, and the marking does now not fade over time.
When the laser beam is utilized to the marking target, the focal point is shifted so that solely the warmth will be conducted. Applying warmth except engraving the goal varieties an oxide movie on the surface. This movie seems black and represents black marking.