Laser Marker manufacturer profile

Videojet Technologies Inc.

Videojet Technologies Inc. is a laser marker manufacturer based in United States. [S1]

Country
United States [S1]
Videojet 7610 100-watt fiber laser marker
Official product image [S7]

Evidence scope

The retained official product route documents: Videojet Technologies Inc. manufactures industrial coding and laser marking systems including the 7610 fiber marker. This dossier uses that cited route as the editorial scope. [S4]

Laser Marker

Documented series: Videojet 7610 100-watt fiber laser marker

Videojet Technologies Inc. manufactures industrial coding and laser marking systems including the 7610 fiber marker. [S4]

Documented specifications for Laser Marker
Materialstainless steel [S6]
  • Videojet 7610 100-watt fiber laser marker [S3]

Selection fit: 100-watt ytterbium fiber marker for high-speed DPM on HDPE, nylon, PVC, aluminum and stainless steel. [S5]

Product range and documented series

Videojet Technologies Inc. manufactures industrial coding and laser marking systems including the 7610 fiber marker. [S4]

  • Videojet 7610 100-watt fiber laser marker [S3]Source note: Videojet 7610 Fiber Laser Marker Skip to content Equipment quote (866) 871-3226 Customer support (800) 843-3610 Contact us

Procurement fit

The Videojet 7610 is documented as a 100-watt ytterbium fiber marker intended for high-speed direct part marking on HDPE, nylon, PVC, aluminum, and stainless steel. The supply length figure listed for the series is 600m, and the material column records stainless steel. Procuring engineers evaluating permanent identification for metal and polymer components should treat these substrate claims as the primary application envelope for the entry.

Technical capabilities

The series is defined as a 100-watt ytterbium fiber laser marker. The documented supply length is 600m, recorded in the same row as the material callout of stainless steel. Marking coverage is stated for high-speed DPM on HDPE, nylon, PVC, aluminum, and stainless steel. Wavelength, pulse duration, beam quality, controller interfaces, marking field dimensions, and cooling arrangement are not listed in the supplied facts.

Markets and applications

Based on the substrate list, the Videojet 7610 100-watt fiber marker is applicable to industrial identification tasks involving common engineering polymers such as HDPE, nylon, and PVC, along with common metals including aluminum and stainless steel. This positions the series for use in plastics processing, packaging, automotive components, white goods, and general metal fabrication. End-use verticals, regulatory marks, and customer references are not included in the supplied documentation.

Evidence limitations

Several fields normally reviewed in a procurement evaluation are not publicly documented for this entry. The 600m supply length figure is reproduced verbatim without a contextual definition such as marking range or cable run. The relationship between the stainless steel material callout and the marker housing versus the marked substrate is not stated. Warranty terms, service network, certifications, pricing, lead time, and installation footprint are not publicly documented.

Editorial summary

Videojet Technologies Inc., a United States based manufacturer, is documented in the laser marker category. The catalog entry covers a single product line, the Videojet 7610 100-watt fiber laser marker. The series designation is reproduced exactly as listed in the directory. Operating information on additional Videojet laser platforms is not present in the supplied documentation and therefore is not addressed here.

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Frequently asked questions

What Laser Marker product is documented for Videojet Technologies Inc.?

The retained product material names Videojet 7610 100-watt fiber laser marker. The dossier keeps this as a product-level statement rather than using it as a claim about the company's entire catalogue. [S3]

Research notes

The retained first-party packet supports a richer product-level reading surface, but it does not yet contain 600 words of distinct cited content. This noindex dossier remains in reviewing status until additional source-backed facts are retained.