Machine type used LightBlade cutting and engraving machine
Laser Source CO2
Application Graphical generation
Completion Year 2011
Customer Withheld
Material Denim

Laser marking has been utilised in the fashion industry for some years, cutting fabric, stressing denim. We have even produced laser marking onto shirt buttons for an Italian company. In this example, the laser marking has placed a logo onto the denim by removing the die. Care must be taken, to ensure that the die is removed without damaging the base material.  It is also possible to cut patterns into the denim materials.

Laser marking of denim clothing is a great method to consider, if you want to add designs onto the clothing that will never fade or wash away. Its this permanent effect, that gives laser marking the edge over more traditional methods. Further, the precision involved allows for more complex designs.

If you would like further information on this laser marking application, or any other application, please request a call back or talk to one of our laser marking specialists on 01737 826902.

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