1. Color types for laser marking machines to type on aluminum alloys
1. black
Laser marking machines type on aluminum alloys and can usually produce a black color. This is due to the high-energy laser beam causing a chemical reaction on the surface of the aluminum alloy to form carbides, which appears black.
2. White
The laser marking machine can also mark white on aluminum alloy. This is caused by the laser beam causing vaporization on the surface of the aluminum alloy. When the laser power density reaches a certain level, the surface of the aluminum alloy can be vaporized to form a white rainbow coating, like lotus leaf white.
3. Gray
In addition to black and white, laser marking machines can also mark various degrees of gray on aluminum alloys. This is done by adjusting the wavelength and energy density of the laser beam to cause different chemical reactions to occur on the surface of the aluminum alloy, thereby showing different colors.
2. Factors affecting the color of laser marking equipment on aluminum alloy
1.Laser power
Laser power is an important factor affecting typing color. High power can vaporize the aluminum alloy surface to form white, while low power density may produce black or gray. Of course, power is not the only factor that determines the effect, and aluminum alloys cannot be colored.
1. Laser beam wavelength
Laser beam wavelength also affects typing color. Laser beams of different wavelengths cause different chemical reactions on the surface of aluminum alloys, thereby producing different colors. The laser models of laser marking machines are diverse and can produce different effects. The type of laser used depends on what the user wants. Such effect.
1.Aluminum alloy surface treatment
The surface treatment of the aluminum alloy will also affect the typing color. For example, through pre- or post-processing, the chemical composition and structure of the aluminum alloy surface can be changed, thereby affecting the typing color.
In short, the laser marking machine can produce a wide variety of colors when typing on aluminum alloy, including black, white and various shades of gray.