Applications


LASER ETCHING
The laser etching method is most often used in Direct Part Marking (DPM); a process used to track the lifecycle of parts and components as they progress throughout the manufacturing process and supply chain journey. As governmental regulations become increasingly stringent, manufacturing and production houses find that the etching process offers a permanent, robust and speedy solution for marking the relevant information needed for traceability. In particular, to help resolve liability issues in the event of warranty disputes or product recalls.
Direct part marking has become commonplace amongst many industries, including the automotive, medical and aerospace sectors.
LASER MARKING
Our fiber laser systems offer an out-of-the-box solution for engraving metal, coated metal, plastic, glass, ceramic and organic products, making the machines a cost-effective manufacturing solution.
In manufacturing, a laser engraving machine is used for hundreds of different commercial and industrial products, from smartphones and watch batteries, to frying pans and toothbrushes.
We work with clients every day to carefully assess their application requirements and help them choose the right laser; allowing you to achieve reliable, precision results every time.

Laser Engraving
Laser engraved personalised products have become extremely popular with websites such as www.notonthehighstreet.com to www.etsy.com offering bespoke engraved personalisations to a variety of products. Laser engraving these products is the most cost-effective and permanent solution to achieve this. Our N-Lase systems are being used around the world to laser mark products to make them unique, from golf clubs, knives or gold and silver jewellery.
LASER CLEANING
Laser surface cleaning is the removal of contaminants, paint, rust and other impurities on the surface of a material. The laser physically removes a layer of the substrate using laser irradiation.
A high powered laser pulse is used on the surface of the material to be cleaned, this laser energy when applied ablates the surface.
The area of the removed material is vaporised although some remains as particle dust and can be collected by one of our filtration systems. This process is then repeated until the desired effect and required depth has been achieved.

Ireland Office
Needham Technologies Ireland, Unit 3, 29 Mullingar Business Park, Mullingar, County Westmeath, N91 THF3, Ireland.
📞+353 (0)44 9372771
📞+353 (87) 236 9569
📧 bob.powles@needham.group
Opening Hours
Monday-Thursday: 9am to 5pm
Friday: 9am to 4pm
Saturday & Sunday: Closed