Sensitive components are part of everyday life in the defence industry - whether in sensor technology, electronics, aviation technology or highly specialized composite components. However, it is precisely these sensitive materials that place enormous demands on every type of marking: even the smallest mechanical impact can impair functionality or cause damage. Traditional engraving methods such as milling or needle embossing are not an option here.
Contactless laser marking offers a modern and material-friendly solution to this challenge. Sensitive parts can be marked with the highest precision, complete contactlessness and maximum repeat accuracy - traceable, permanent and without mechanical stress.
As soon as components are particularly thin-walled, heat-sensitive or made of complex material combinations, conventional marking processes are too risky. Physical contact with a tool or even the smallest vibrations during engraving can lead to microcracks, deformation or surface damage.
The laser marker, on the other hand, works without direct contact. The energy is applied precisely to the surface - either through color change, structural change or targeted material removal. The component structure remains completely intact. Even with the tightest tolerances and complex geometries, contactless machining ensures maximum process reliability.
In many areas of the defense industry, the permanent and reliable marking of components is mandatory - whether for identification, quality assurance or complete traceability. Particularly sensitive components can be found in the following applications, among others:
With the marking lasers from JustLaser, a customized technology is available for these demanding applications:
The laser technology offers maximum process stability, is low-maintenance and can be easily integrated into existing production environments.
The requirements in the defense industry are increasing - not only in terms of functionality, but also in terms of traceability and quality assurance. Contactless laser marking is a high-precision process that marks sensitive components reliably and securely - without any mechanical stress.
Lasers are the first choice for high-end components with tight tolerances, demanding materials and long life cycles.