LabelMark fibre vs UV: wavelength and lenses are not interchangeable

Source-Date (SAST): 2024-08-07 17:02
Dest: both
Review-after: 2027-02-28
Status: current
Source: company email (Archives/Internal Affairs), 2024-08-07

Facts

Fibre laser wavelength: 1064 nm. UV laser wavelength: 355 nm.
Fibre and UV lenses are not compatible, even when they look the same.
2024 LabelMark-UV software and drivers were placed on CNCU (later installs should still check the current LabelMark driver folder).

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