Laser Marking Software MarkoMark

An Overview of MarkoMark , marking software from Markolaser

Standard Markomark functionality:

Standard features are marking of objects and entities created in the editor or loaded / imported using the Load or Import functionality. Standard objects and entities are:

Additionally, MarkoMark offers several marking modes, including:


Markomark Classification


Features Basic Advanced Premium
Client Control Interface Client Control Interface not included Client Control Interface included Client Control Interface included
Mark on the fly (MOTF) Mark on the fly not included Mark on the fly included Mark on the fly included
Splitting Functionality Splitting functionality not included Splitting functionality included Splitting functionality included
3D Free Form 3D Free Form not included 3D Free Form not included 3D Free Form included
Supported File Formats Limited All vector files All vector files
Motion Controls Motion Controls not included Motion Controls included Motion Controls included
Multi Head Option Multi Head option not included Multi Head option not included Multi Head option included
Stand Alone Functionality Stand Alone functionality not included Stand Alone functionality included Stand Alone functionality included

Frequently Asked Questions?

1 What is MarkoMark?

Ans: MarkoMark is Markolaser's specialized, proprietary laser-marking software. It serves as the primary control center for creating, importing, and executing laser marking configurations on diverse industrial substrates.

2 What standard objects and geometries can be created natively in MarkoMark?

Ans: MarkoMark users can natively build and adjust standard geometric shapes (rectangles, ellipses, lines, and points); generate various structural barcodes; process bitmaps; and configure real-time automated dynamic strings such as serial numbers, dates, and times.

3 What is the multi-head option in MarkoMark, and how does it optimize production?

Ans: The Multi-Head option allows a single workstation computer and a single MarkoMark process window to control and synchronize multiple laser heads simultaneously. This increases throughput on automated assembly lines.