3D Galvo Head Model
Laser scoring in Cross web-direction small hole cutting
Window opening Multi-head available Laser power: 250W
Working area: 250x250mm~600x600mm
What Materials Can Be Laser Scored?
Laser scoring can be applied to various materials, each offering unique advantages based on its properties. Some commonly laser-scored materials include:
Plastics and Polymers: This includes materials like polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), polyethylene terephthalate (PET), and many others. These are commonly used in the packaging industry.
Laminates: Multi-layer materials, often used in food packaging, can be laser scored to weaken only the top layer(s) without affecting barrier properties of the inner layers.
Metallized Films: Used in snack bags and other packaging to provide a barrier against light, moisture, and oxygen; typically scored from the front.
Paper and Cardboard: Laser scoring can create fold lines or easy-open features in cartons or other paper-based packaging.
Foils with Aluminium: Often used in food and pharmaceutical packaging, where laser scoring can facilitate easy opening without compromising the package's barrier properties.
Ceramics and Silicon: In electronics and semiconductor industries, laser scoring is used to create break lines or patterns.
Wovens and Non-wovens: These materials, often used in the technical textile industry, can be laser scored for functional purposes.
Applications
Food Packaging
Snacks and Confectionery: Easy-open features for chips, candies, and other snacks.
Pet Food: Convenient access to pet food packages, enhancing user experience.
Medical and Pharmaceutical
Sterile Packaging: Ensures easy access without compromising sterility.
Blister Packs: Facilitates the opening of blister packs for medications.
Household Products
Cleaning Supplies: Easy access to wipes and other cleaning products.
Personal Care: Packaging for items like toiletries and cosmetics.
Laser scoring in web-direction only
