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Serial Number: 7264
Year: 2012
Control: Fanuc OiTD CNC
Condition: Used – good working order
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Electrox launches new laser marking software

Posted on 25 Jan 2015. Edited by: John Hunter. Read 3307 times.
Electrox launches new laser marking softwareLaser marking specialist Electrox, Letchworth (www.electrox.com) has launched its latest generation graphical design and laser programming software.

Named ScribaEvo, it has been designed to be particularly intuitive and user-friendly. The PC-based software covers a wide range of marking requirememnts, from individual components through to automated large-batch production. Moreover, it is backwards-compatible with all G2 Electrox lasers, meaning that existing as well as new customers can benefit from ScribaEvo.

Sales director Peter Ramsden says: “In recent years, our software upgrades have added new functionality to the existing foundation, which can complicate things — especially for novice users. With ScribaEvo, we have built a brand new software platform, while retaining all of the advances and improvements gained from our years of experience. Moreover, the simplified structure makes it easier and faster to use.”

A key feature is the laser parameter library — a pre-saved index of popular laser configurations. “Changes to a laser’s power, frequency or speed have a tremendous impact on the results and there is always an optimum setting depending on the substrate, colour or application. By offering a library, users can select the most appropriate option for their requirements.”

The software, which was developed on the Microsoft .NET platform for intuitive navigation, is compatible with Windows 7 or 8; and with automated graphics tools, it can identify the gaps in images and utilise the best fill algorithms to optimise marking speed.

Similarly, a serialisation feature uses the stored memory to provide incremental and decremental numbering.