LaserBond 100 - All Purpose Spray for Laser Engraving
LaserBond 100 marking spray for laser engraving is an essential tool for your laser engraving tool kit! This aerosol spray is an all-purpose solution for permanent marking on metal, glass, ceramics and other materials. LaserBond 100's premium, ethanol-based laser bonding formula produces permanent black marks on a variety of materials with a fast drying time for an efficient workflow.
LaserBond 100 uses the latest in sub-micron and nanoparticle technology to make permanent, high-contrast marks on substrates. Its advanced laser marking formula bonds at the molecular level for results that resist chemicals, weather, heat, and abrasion so you’re left with lasting, professional-quality markings.
The formula works well as a laser marking spray for glass, ceramic, stone and metals like stainless steel, brass, aluminum, copper, titanium, tin, and nickel. For the best metal marking results, shake the can well for about one minute before using and use between 50º and 90º F.
Features:
- All-purpose laser bonding spray
- Laser bonding technology
- Creates marks that are resistant to acids, bases, various solvents, outdoor exposure, high temperatures, and mechanical abrasion
- Fast-drying, quickly absorbs laser energy
- Can be used on a variety of substrates including:
- Glass
- Ceramic
- Stone
- Metals
- Sold in convenient multi-packs
- 2 Pack
- 6 Pack
- 12 Pack
- Guaranteed shelf life of one (1) year from purchase date
- Recommended for lasers with RF laser tubes
- Intended to use on non-lacquered materials
How can I engrave metal?
Metal can be engraved using metal marking sprays like LaserBond 100. The process to mark on metal is simple with these formulas.
- Prepare the Surface: Make sure your metal surface is clean, dry, and free of any oils or debris to achieve the best adhesion and marking quality.
- Shake the Can: Shake your metal marking spray can for about one minute. This ensures that the sub-micron and nanoparticle technology is evenly distributed within the liquid.
- Apply the Spray: Hold the can about six inches away from the metal surface and apply an even coat of the spray, ensuring you get full coverage on your intended engraving area.
- Drying Time: Allow the spray to dry completely, which usually takes just a few minutes with premium sprays like LaserBond100.
- Set Up the Laser Engraver: Configure your laser engraver with the appropriate settings.
- Engrave the Metal: Once the spray is dry, begin the engraving process. The laser will bond the spray to the metal at a molecular level, creating a sharp, high-contrast mark that is resistant to chemicals, weather, and abrasion.
- Clean the Surface: After engraving, wipe off any excess spray with a damp cloth or a gentle cleaner suitable for the metal surface, revealing your permanent, professional-quality engraving.
How does laser marking spray work?
Laser marking spray, such as LaserBond 100, works by applying a specialized formula onto a substrate before using a laser to engrave the surface. Here’s how it functions:
- Application: When the spray is applied to a surface, it forms a thin, even coat that contains nano and sub-micron particles designed to bond with the substrate at a molecular level.
- Laser Activation: As the laser passes over the sprayed area, it activates the bonding agents within the spray. The laser’s energy is absorbed by these particles, causing them to fuse with the material’s surface.
- Molecular Bonding: This process creates a permanent, high-contrast mark that is resistant to various environmental factors including chemicals, weather conditions, and mechanical abrasion.
- Versatility: The spray is formulated to work on a variety of materials including metals, glass, ceramics, and stone, making it a versatile choice for different engraving projects.
- Efficiency: The fast-drying nature of the spray ensures that the engraving process is efficient, allowing users to move quickly from preparation to final engraving.
By understanding these principles, users can effectively utilize laser marking sprays to achieve precise and durable engravings across a range of materials.
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LaserBond 100 marking spray for laser engraving is an essential tool for your laser engraving tool kit! This aerosol spray is an all-purpose solution for permanent marking on metal, glass, ceramics and other materials. LaserBond 100's premium, ethanol-based laser bonding formula produces permanent black marks on a variety of materials with a fast drying time for an efficient workflow.
LaserBond 100 uses the latest in sub-micron and nanoparticle technology to make permanent, high-contrast marks on substrates. Its advanced laser marking formula bonds at the molecular level for results that resist chemicals, weather, heat, and abrasion so you’re left with lasting, professional-quality markings.
The formula works well as a laser marking spray for glass, ceramic, stone and metals like stainless steel, brass, aluminum, copper, titanium, tin, and nickel. For the best metal marking results, shake the can well for about one minute before using and use between 50º and 90º F.
Features:
- All-purpose laser bonding spray
- Laser bonding technology
- Creates marks that are resistant to acids, bases, various solvents, outdoor exposure, high temperatures, and mechanical abrasion
- Fast-drying, quickly absorbs laser energy
- Can be used on a variety of substrates including:
- Glass
- Ceramic
- Stone
- Metals
- Sold in convenient multi-packs
- 2 Pack
- 6 Pack
- 12 Pack
- Guaranteed shelf life of one (1) year from purchase date
- Recommended for lasers with RF laser tubes
- Intended to use on non-lacquered materials
How can I engrave metal?
Metal can be engraved using metal marking sprays like LaserBond 100. The process to mark on metal is simple with these formulas.
- Prepare the Surface: Make sure your metal surface is clean, dry, and free of any oils or debris to achieve the best adhesion and marking quality.
- Shake the Can: Shake your metal marking spray can for about one minute. This ensures that the sub-micron and nanoparticle technology is evenly distributed within the liquid.
- Apply the Spray: Hold the can about six inches away from the metal surface and apply an even coat of the spray, ensuring you get full coverage on your intended engraving area.
- Drying Time: Allow the spray to dry completely, which usually takes just a few minutes with premium sprays like LaserBond100.
- Set Up the Laser Engraver: Configure your laser engraver with the appropriate settings.
- Engrave the Metal: Once the spray is dry, begin the engraving process. The laser will bond the spray to the metal at a molecular level, creating a sharp, high-contrast mark that is resistant to chemicals, weather, and abrasion.
- Clean the Surface: After engraving, wipe off any excess spray with a damp cloth or a gentle cleaner suitable for the metal surface, revealing your permanent, professional-quality engraving.
How does laser marking spray work?
Laser marking spray, such as LaserBond 100, works by applying a specialized formula onto a substrate before using a laser to engrave the surface. Here’s how it functions:
- Application: When the spray is applied to a surface, it forms a thin, even coat that contains nano and sub-micron particles designed to bond with the substrate at a molecular level.
- Laser Activation: As the laser passes over the sprayed area, it activates the bonding agents within the spray. The laser’s energy is absorbed by these particles, causing them to fuse with the material’s surface.
- Molecular Bonding: This process creates a permanent, high-contrast mark that is resistant to various environmental factors including chemicals, weather conditions, and mechanical abrasion.
- Versatility: The spray is formulated to work on a variety of materials including metals, glass, ceramics, and stone, making it a versatile choice for different engraving projects.
- Efficiency: The fast-drying nature of the spray ensures that the engraving process is efficient, allowing users to move quickly from preparation to final engraving.
By understanding these principles, users can effectively utilize laser marking sprays to achieve precise and durable engravings across a range of materials.
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