The Challenge It is a unique challenge to ensure permanent marks, labels, and identification information retain their integrity on heavy equipment and construction machinery. Because manufacturers build their equipment to withstand harsh environments, they use high quality materials that require special attention. Telesis can mark heat treated,...
The Problem and Solution All production facilities are concerned with reducing manufacturing issues resulting from human errors and quality. Reducing errors is a very high priority. Manufacturers can prevent errors by adding traditional quality control stations to production lines. But a better solution is to utilize...
Anyone who has seen a firearm will notice the multitude of markings on it. Some of these may be for decorative purposes, or they may be for identifying the gun. But, the United States requires most of these markings for manufacturing and selling the...
According to a March 2018 study by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, 3.3% of global trade is counterfeit goods. Every product across various industries deal with counterfeiting issues. This includes electrical machinery, medical apparatus, vehicles, and even pharmaceutical products. Counterfeit electronics alone account for...
Cameras have become omnipresent in our world—even in manufacturing. We use cameras in production environments to increase productivity, as well as the quality of the product. Grading, quality control, and part placement are just some of the applications for cameras. Overall, when we integrate a...
Laser marking systems are valuable tools for marking parts with human-readable text or 2D data matrix codes. Many manufacturers and industries use light to produce high contrast marks today. Often, marking is only part of the process in an assembly line or product cycle. Customers need...
To produce top quality permanent marks, laser marking systems must be focused on a specific point. If your part is flat, then marking will be easy. If your part has a curve, angle, or multiple planes, however, you will need to change the focus of...
Due to recent complications with the COVID-19 epidemic, on April 23, 2020, requirements for medical devices labeling were delayed until May 26, 2021. This allows manufacturers and extra year to implement Unique Device Identification (UDI) labeling on their items. Telesis is here to help. It’s like cramming...
More than a half-century since the dawn of the Jet Age, the aerospace industry finds itself once again leading the way into the future. Because of the need for both reliability and traceability, aviation manufacturers are driving a shift from dot-peen marking to laser marking. And...
Multiple design breakthroughs in technology solve common issues at a much lower cost. For Immediate Release New...