Sherbrooke Aluminum & Steel Plate Permanent Laser Marking Service Launched
Oct 24, 2023
Key Takeaways
- Systana Gravure now offers laser marking services for stainless steel and aluminum surfaces.
- The company uses intense heat to create permanent black marks on the material's surface for identification plates, bar codes, QR codes, etc.
- Systana Gravure is the largest engraved plate manufacturer in Quebec and uses fiber laser and C02 laser machines for three distinct laser marking processes.
- Laser marking provides maximum durability compared to laser etching, as it digs into the material, but it is more expensive.
- Custom orders for logos, company names, drawings, etc., can be completed within a few hours, while stainless steel plates require an additional 8-10 days for production.
Systana Gravure, a commercial and industrial signage specialist based in Sherbrooke, has announced laser marking services for stainless steel and aluminum surfaces.
Sherbrooke, Canada - October 24, 2023 /PressCable/ —
With aluminum and steel metals being too strong to mark using typical laser engraving techniques, the company now offers laser marking, a process that removes small amounts of material to create shallow marks in the metal. Laser marking uses intense heat to leave permanent black marks on the material’s surface and can be used to create identification plates, bar codes, QR codes and more.
For more details, please visit https://www.gravurelaser.ca/en/laser-marking
The recently launched service establishes Systana Gravure as the largest engraved plate manufacturer in Quebec. Using a combination of fiber laser and C02 laser machines, the company offers three distinct laser marking processes, the simplest being the use of company-provided aluminum plates. Specifically designed for laser engraving, these plates do not require ceramic powder such as in the anodized aluminum process.
Systana Gravure recommends laser marking for customers looking for marks with maximum durability. Unlike laser etching which creates raises marks above the surface, laser marking digs into the material, making it a more expensive but longer-lasting option.
Popular custom orders include logos, company names, vectorized drawings and coordinates. The time taken to complete engravings depends on the size and complexity of the design, but most can be completed within a few hours, the company explains. Customers are reminded that stainless steel plates will need to be ordered and cut by the company before the engraving process takes place, adding 8-10 days to the production time.
Systana Gravure offers discounts for bulk orders due to a minimum order fee when purchasing metal plates. Orders over 100 units come with a significant discount, so customers are advised to plan ahead, placing larger orders in one go.
The company also offers laser marking for industrial signage such as the automotive or primary metals industries. Serving the areas of Montreal, Quebec City, Ottawa and surrounding regions, the company offers a broad range of products and services with some of the fastest production times in the industry.
A spokesperson for the company said: “Laser marking and etching offer many advantages over traditional marking methods, including cost savings, reliability, consistency, and versatility. This makes them an ideal choice for many industrial applications, especially those where traceability and precision are important.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://www.gravurelaser.ca/en/laser-marking
Contact Info:
Name: Sébastien Brisson
Email: Send Email
Organization: SYSTANA Gravure
Address: 62 Chemin Dion, Sherbrooke, QC J1R 0R8, Canada
Phone: +1-819-820-0204
Website: https://www.gravurelaser.ca
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89111221
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