MicroMark Lab specs
MicroMark Lab is built for fine micro marking on medical, electronics and jewellery parts, with precise fixtures and clean-bench operation for consistent, high-contrast results.
| Feature | Micro characters |
|---|---|
| Contrast | Loupe QA |
| Best for | Medical / electronics |
| Env | Clean bench notes |
| Fixtures | Micro jaws |
| Support | Showroom bays and Sunnyrock HQ |
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What each MicroMark Lab spec means for your work
MicroMark Lab is designed for finely detailed laser marks, such as micro characters and 2D Data Matrix codes, on very small parts. This suits medical device makers, electronics firms, and jewellery workshops where legibility and traceability mean everything.
The system supports loupe-level quality assurance, so marks hold up under magnification and meet ISO and industry traceability needs. The 'clean bench' setup keeps dust and airborne contamination down, which helps with consistency and keeps the optics clear.
What the specs do not show you about real parts
Specs list features, but they do not show how your unique materials behave. Certain alloys, surface finishes or coatings can affect contrast, depth, and code readability. The only way to know if you will get consistent results is to test your actual parts in the sample cell at Sunnyrock HQ.
Micro jaws and fine fixtures hold even small or delicate items steady, but sometimes custom jigs are needed for odd shapes or to avoid marking over seams. Bring sample pieces for review: Ms Firdous Bassier can run first-article samples and advise on recipes that suit your process.
Site and utilities to plan for before installation
MicroMark Lab is compact and fits on a solid, clean bench with good lighting. Proper siting reduces vibration and keeps dust away from optics and electronics.
Power requirements are simple: a stable 230 V single-phase socket. You will need a local exhaust extraction setup with particle filtration to capture fine metal fume, especially if you mark stainless, titanium or coated parts.
- Solid, vibration-free workbench in a clean area
- 230 V single-phase power (with surge protection recommended)
- Local exhaust with HEPA or suitable particulate filtration
- No PVC items (never mark PVC, as it releases harmful gases)
- Access for training and maintenance visits
Questions to ask before comparing MicroMark Lab quotes
Ask if sample marking on your own parts is included, so you can judge mark contrast, code scan grade, and fixture fit before you buy. Also check what support and training options are available, both at Sunnyrock HQ and at showroom bays in major cities.
Compare what is included: micro jaws, software, extractor options, and whether extra jigs are customisable. Verify site and licensing requirements. For medical and electronics, ask about local compliance, daily maintenance on optics, and spare cover slides.
- Can I test my own sample parts before purchase?
- What marking software and fixture options come standard?
- Is installation, training, and local support included?
- What extraction system suits my materials?
- Are daily maintenance routines and spares explained?
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