LM510
Laser Marking Printed Circuit Boards
The LM510 is a precision, simple to program, inline laser marking system, used specifically for marking Printed Circuit Boards.
Laser Source:
CO2 Laser (Standard)
Laser Wave Length:
10640 nm
Laser Head:
10W Standard (30W Optional)
Varifocal Range:
2D Laser
Working Method:
Laser Moving
Laser Cooling:
Forced Air Cooling
2D Barcode Marking:
Minimum 2mm x 2mm
Laser Scanning Range:
55mm x 55mm
Repeatability Positioning Accuracy:
+/-0.025mm
Positioning System:
CCD + Mark Recognition
Max PCB Size:
L510mm x W510mm (510mm x 460mm with Optional Inverter)
PCB Thickness:
0.5mm - 3mm
PCB Edge:
Bottom: 5mm Top: 3mm (Bottom and Top 5.5mm with Optional Inverter)
PCB Height:
Bottom: 15mm Top: 35mm (Bottom and Top 15mm with Optional Inverter)
PCB Clamping:
Standard
Conveying System:
900mm +/-20mm Height with Left to Right Direction
Marking Object:
Readable Characters, 1D Barcode, 2D Matrix, and Drawing Data
Power Supply:
AC 220V 1 Phase 50/60 Hz
Total Power:
1.5Kw
Overall Machine Dimensions:
W1656mm x L1101mm x H1880mm
Machine Weight:
900KG/1985Lbs.
LM510 Questions and Answers
What positioning accuracy does the LM510 achieve?
±0.025mm via CCD mark recognition and servo motors . This ensures correct barcode placement even with board variation.
How does the LM510 CCD barcode verification work?
It reads the mark after application to verify it against the expected code, ensuring every board has a verified, readable barcode.
What are the installation requirements for the LM510?
Power: AC220V (1.5 kW); Weight: ~900 kg; Air cooling (no water required) .
What minimum barcode size can the LM510 mark?
2mm × 2mm Data Matrix.
What PCB sizes and thicknesses does the LM510 handle?
80 × 80mm up to 510 × 510mm. Thickness: 0.5–3mm.
What is the LM510 fume extraction system, and is it required?
It captures laser ablation byproducts to protect operators and keep the laser lens clean. It is built-in.
How does the LM510 integrate with existing inline SMT production lines?
Compact footprint and left-to-right flow with CCD recognition to correct for position variations.
Why is the LM510 Synrad 48-Series laser head a significant specification?
Made in the USA with a service life >40,000 hours, which is much longer than competitors. This reduces replacement frequency and total cost.
What is the optional LM510 PCB flipper, and when is it needed?
It marks the top side and automatically flips to mark the bottom in one pass. Needed when traceability is required on both sides.
What does the LM510 mark on PCBs, and why is laser marking superior?
1D/2D barcodes and characters. It is permanent and cannot smudge or fall off, meeting high traceability standards.