At 06:27 PM 17-09-16, you wrote: > > >Anyone tried this stuff? Spray it on, run a Laser over it, it turns >black and waterproof/permanent. A wet sponge wipes off the unLasered portion. > ><https://www.cermarksales.com/>https://www.cermarksales.com/ > >I don't know what the lowest power Laser is that can be practically >used with this. Their website is a bit light on details. > >I found a distributor with a lot more information. It only mentions >CO2 and Fiber Lasers. > ><http://www.engraversnetwork.com/products/thermarkcermark/laser-settings-chart/>http://www.engraversnetwork.com/products/thermarkcermark/laser-settings-chart/ > >I have no idea if one of those blue and green 5,500mW solid state >Lasers on eBay, Amazon, and Bangood would work, for instance added >on to an existing 3D printer or CNC engraver/carver. CO2 lasers are >far IR at around 10,000nm. Are those solutions color sensitive or only thermal sensitive? Why not 1W laser with reduced speed 10 times (from the recommended 15cm/sec) for the LMM14 spray? Cristian
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Cermark Laser marking for PCB resist?
2016-09-17 by Cristian
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