Component Marking
The ability to print directly to a variety of substrates using UV-LED curable ink. Logos, serial numbers, part numbers, barcodes and dates can be marked directly onto the product as a permanent identifying solution.
Laser technology that is suitable for cutting, marking, engraving and graphic imaging on a variety of substrates, including, but not limited to:
- Wood
- Metal
- Fabric
- Foam
- Plastic
- Paper
- Glass
- Leather
- Ceramic
- Acrylic
This technology can also be a great and permanent solution for branding, traceability, and memorabilia.
Direct to substrate printing can also be a great option for promotional products as well- including:
- Water bottles
- Mugs
- Sporting equipment
- USB flash drives
- Pens
- Fabrics
- plus a variety of other mediums.
Pad Printing directly to a surface can be another great solution when it comes to component marking. A variety of Marabu inks are available with color matching options. Pad printing allows a 2-D image to be printed on a 3-D object on products such as:
- Golf balls
- Makeup containers
- Medical devices
- Pens
- Napkins
- Growlers
- and several other promotional types of items.
Common Questions About Component Marking Services
Whether you're looking to add logos, serial numbers, barcodes, part numbers, branding, traceability information, or permanent identification to products, it's common to have questions about component marking methods, materials, durability, and production requirements.
MINPACK provides component marking solutions using laser engraving, laser marking, UV direct-to-substrate printing, and pad printing technologies. These solutions can support branding, product identification, traceability, promotional products, manufacturing applications, and custom product marking programs.
Whether you're identifying parts, implementing traceability requirements, branding promotional products, or adding permanent markings to components, our team can help identify the right solution for your project.
Have questions about component marking, laser engraving, pad printing, direct-to-substrate printing, barcodes, serial numbers, or project requirements?