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Black marking creates permanent, deep-black, and corrosion-resistant markings. This is due to extremely short laser pulses causing very little heat-affected areas, so that enough free chrome remains on the surface for a self-healing oxide film to form. Download our whitepapers to learn more about the importance of UDI-compliant laser markings. 

Corrosion-free black marking on surgical steels

Are you interested in learning how you can produce corrosion-free laser markings? Download our whitepaper to learn about the correct laser parameter settings, and discover how using an ultrashort pulse laser can maintain a consistent level of quality even under clinical conditions. 

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Image processing for TRUMPF marking systems in medical technology for UDI-compliant laser marking

Lasers are used in medical technology to permanently mark products such as implants and tools. Markings of implants, surgical tools and medical utensils such as instrument cases must meet stringent requirements. TRUMPF provides turnkey complete solutions for UDI-compliant laser marking which satisfy the medical technology requirements for image processing.

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Corrosion-free UDI laser marking with innovative spatter passivation

Find out in this study why the combination of TruMark marking lasers with the new passivation method delivers excellent results in term of marking quality and corrosion resistance – and on a worst-case material at that: corrosion-prone steel 1.4112. 

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Reprocessing laser-marked medical devices

This study examines the reprocessing of laser-marked medical-grade stainless steel 1.4301. Conducted under realistic reprocessing conditions the study evaluates how the contrast and legibility of laser marks vary depending on which laser technology is used. The marks examined were applied using nanoseond, picosecond, and femtosecond lasers. 

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TRUMPF laser marking solutions in the medical industry

Discover how you can partner with TRUMPF to find the right medical marking solution for your business. 

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