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Green Laser Marking Services for Precision Manufacturing

    • Green laser marking on knife
    • Green laser marking on glass, plate
    • Green laser marking on MCB
    • Green laser marking on opticals
    • Green laser marking on pen

    Green laser marking on Kitchen utensil

    Laser Application:

    • Branding and Marking, traceability on Plastic parts

    Materials Used:

    • Plastic, Pipes: PVC, UPVC, HDPE, LDP, PP, LDPE, CPVC, LLDPE, Borosilicate glass,PCBs, Cell phone covers and grids, PET, Plastic wrappers and PTFE.

    For Industries:

    Electrical component industries, Cosmetics and decoration industries,

    For more details of laser source please mail us at: info@markolaser.com

Green Laser

A green laser has a 532 nm wavelength and falls under the visible (green) spectrum. One of the advantages of green laser is that it is better absorbed by highly reflective materials


Sr. No. Application of Green laser Material that can be processed
1 Branding, Marking, Traceability on various plastics and glass parts. PCB's, Plastics (Nylon, ABS, PC etc.), Glass, Leather,

Frequently Asked Questions?

1 Can a Markolaser green laser mark glass and transparent objects?

Ans: Yes. Markolaser's green lasers can cleanly mark and etch borosilicate glass, bottles, plates, and bowls without shattering or cracking the glass structure.

2 What types of plastics and polymers can be processed with a Markolaser's green laser?

Ans: It has wide compatibility across various plastics, including PVC, UPVC, CPVC, and HDPE/LDPE piping, Polypropylene (PP), Nylon, ABS, and Polycarbonate (PC), PET wrappers, cell phone covers, and even highly heat-sensitive PTFE (Teflon)

3 In which sectors is Markolaser's green laser used?

Ans: Markolaser's green laser is used in the electronics and kitchenware (utensils) industries. Green lasers are widely used in the cosmetics packaging industry (for marking PET containers and wrappers) and the watchmaking sectors, requiring precise micro-engraving.