Automotive Industry
Strong Contrast Markings: Ensure traceability and compliance from individual components to final assemblies!
Challenges in Automotive Industry
Substrates
- Aluminum castings
- ABS plastics
- Rubber seels
- PVC cable sheating
- Painted metals
- Steel components
Print Samples
Continuous Inkjet Printer - Pigmented Models

Fiber Laser
Fiber lasers deliver sharp, permanent marks on metal and plastic parts at high speed. Their deep, high-contrast engraving withstands harsh production environments common in automotive manufacturing. Fiber lasers enable traceability for chassis, engine components, and electronics, ensuring compliance with industry standards and supporting efficient quality control without slowing production.


Vanadate Laser
Vanadate lasers provide high-contrast, fine-detail marking with exceptional precision, ideal for delicate or heat-sensitive automotive materials such as coated plastics or composite parts. The superior beam quality supports detailed serial numbers, QR codes, and 2D data matrix marks needed for part tracking and anti-counterfeiting, while minimizing thermal impact on sensitive surfaces.
Dot Peen Markers
Dot Peen marking offers durable, permanent identification even on rough, uneven automotive parts like engine blocks, gearboxes, or frames. The technology delivers reliable, deep marks that resist wear, vibration, and exposure to oils or chemicals. With fast marking speeds and low maintenance, Dot Peen fits well into demanding automotive production lines needing robust traceability.


Scribe Marking Systems
Vision System
Vision systems verify each code in real time—checking readability, accuracy, and position across complex part geometries. In automotive workflows, a single unreadable or duplicate code can disrupt traceability and cause downstream errors. Vision solutions ensure each mark meets quality criteria and support closed-loop feedback to coding devices. They also enable automated reject handling and logging, helping meet audit, warranty, and process validation requirements..
