Have you ever seen a ring with a beautiful engraving all the way around it, and wondered how it got there? How can such an intricate and detailed design be applied to such a small 360° surface? It is likely that it was marked using a laser with a rotary attachment.
Laser engraving with a rotary attachment shouldn't be confused with rotary engraving, which involves rotating a cutting tool in a motorised spindle. This action creates a groove at a specific depth in the material. Rotary engraving is a form of mechanical engraving - we covered laser engraving vs. mechanical engraving in a recent blog post.
Rotaty attachments are a game changer for laser engraving. Compatible with all of our N-Lase systems, the N-RT 65 and N-RT 80 rotary accessories allow for 360° radial laser engraving. Robust and reliable, rotary attachments work wonders in our N-Lase range to provide a wider scope of marking options.
You can see the rotary in action here on our Youtube channel:
So, why should you invest in a rotary attachment when purchasing your N-Lase system?
Alternatively, if you're a manufacturer who needs to mark cylindrical objects such as pipes, the medium/heavy duty N-RT 80 features a higher load capacity than it's smaller countepart. The N-RT 80 works seamlessly with our Benchtop and Workstation systems to produce radial marking for metals and non-metals.
If you'd like to learn more about our rotary attachments as well as other accessories we offer for our laser systems, you can:
Call: +44(0)1948 660011
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