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automotive

An ongoing problem for the automotive industry concerns the identification of 'body in white' components through the manufacturing process. In partnership with global automotive manufacturers, POWERLASE has developed an innovative method for manufacturing one and two-dimensional, scanner-readable barcoding for all materials including uncoated aluminium. Automotive manufacturers are increasingly adopting this approach for more conventional materials including galvanised steel.

POWERLASE lasers have a wide variety of new applications in the automotive field. Surface treatments on engine components, and patterning and treatments on car glass coatings, are some of the processes enabled at industrially acceptable speeds. The ability of these lasers to provide deep engraving for traceability is of increasing importance in the light of imminent EU directives.

news

23 April 2008
Powerlase Receives Royal Recognition... [read more]
09 April 2008
Powerlase and EUVA Lead New Phase of Next Generation Semiconductor Research... [read more]
27 February 2008
Powerlase Appoints Head of Engineering and Operations .... [read more]
12 February 2008
Powerlase and Hardram Forge Green Innovation for Plama Display Manufacture  ... [read more]
30 January 2008
Powerlase Announces NCLA collboration... [read more]
16 January 2008
Powerlase named UK Manufacturer of the Year... [read more]
7 November 2007
Powerlase recognised for outstanding UK Design and Innovation... [read more]
1 November 2007
Powerlase and CASI of Osaka University annouce their collaboration... [read more]
15 October 2007
Powerlase named 21st fasting growing private technology company in the UK by The Sunday Times newspaper... [read more]
17 August 2007
Powerlase Appointed Medallion Member [read more]
1 August , 2007
Powerlase Announces Lasers Help LG Electronics [read more]
6 July , 2007
Powerlase Announces Accreditation to BS EN ISO 9001:2000 [read more]