HOME & BEAUTY

Home products Laser marking

Home products include a wide variety of items from the dish washer soap to the cutlery used in you kitchen.

The Laser marking applications on this sector are only limited by your imagination: Mattress, hangers, plastic containers, bedding products, furniture…

Plastic products are usually cold Laser marked with U.V. wavelengths.

Metal products can be marked with Fiber or U.V Laser depending on the alloy that is being used on the product.

This approach offers superior technology, high definition marking and high quality look, avoiding the undesirable thermal effects of the infrared technology.

Wood products can be marker with either infrared (C0₂) or U.V. lasers depending on the application.

Laser marking can help to differentiate your brand offering an impression of quality and safety.

Outsmart your competitors offering products that look expensive and better finished.

No other system offers more flexibility, zero consumables, almost no maintenance and lower per-print cost than a Laser marking system on high-volume applications.

Beauty products Laser marking

Beauty products are applied directly to the skin and are therefore absorbed into the body. This is probably the second most demanding market after the food and beverage industry concerning user direct liabilities.

Batch number and expiration date, is important information on consumer products that affect health.

Permanent marking is an important step forward in safety, as ink marking can be easy altered just by the use of oil or alcohol.

Bogus ink illegal re-making can be done by a teenager with just a rubber stamp that costs $10 to order.

Some luxury beauty products like perfumes and expensive skin treatments have been exposed to international crime groups that counterfeit these products with difficult-to-detect phony copies of the product

The liability and brand image damage is a multibillion dollar problem that is being discussed on the Fraud & counterfeit page.

Laser marking is the ideal solution to differentiate the original product from the counterfeit. Laser marking can be applied to a glass bottle creating a quality, permanent mark that is very difficult and expensive to copy