A vision laser marking machine is a type of advanced industrial equipment that uses laser technology to create permanent markings, engravings, or etchings on various materials. The term "vision" refers to the integrated camera system and software used in these machines, which enable precise alignment, measurement, and quality control during the marking process. This type of technology allows for greater accuracy, efficiency, and repeatability compared to traditional marking methods.

The vision laser marking machine typically consists of the following components:

Laser source: Provides the laser beam required for marking or engraving. Common types of lasers used include CO2, fiber, and UV lasers, depending on the material and desired marking effect.

Scan head: A device that directs the laser beam onto the surface of the material, usually composed of mirrors and galvanometers to control the movement and speed of the laser.

Vision system: Comprises cameras and software that enable accurate positioning, inspection, and real-time monitoring of the marking process. The vision system can recognize and adjust to various part shapes, sizes, and positions, ensuring consistent results.

Control software: Manages the operation of the laser marking machine, including processing images captured by the vision system, setting marking parameters, and managing laser output.

Workstation: A dedicated area where the material to be marked is placed and secured, typically with a worktable or fixture.

Vision laser marking machines are commonly used in various industries, such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, medical devices, and consumer goods manufacturing, to create high-quality, durable markings for part identification, traceability, and branding purposes