{"title":"纳秒光纤激光加工中聚合物和有机硅薄膜质量标记的对比试验","authors":"E. Pryakhin, E. Troshina","doi":"10.30987/2223-4608-2023-7-39-48","DOIUrl":null,"url":null,"abstract":"To identify products at all stages of production, a code mark is used by two-dimensional DataMatrix barcoding. Due to the fact that there are different types of surfaces, marking with the help of self-adhesive polymer film materials, where the infor-mation is recorded by a laser using the DPM (Direct Part Marking) method, is becoming increasingly popular. These films, called \"laser films\", are often used in manufacturing, especially in the automotive industry, as they have a number of ad-vantages compared to other information carriers. However, such films (tesa 6930, 3M 7847) are mostly imported and expen-sive, and also have an operating temperature limit of up to 250 °C, which is sometimes insufficient. The article discusses foreign and domestic films, including polymer NPM012 and organosilicon LP2. LP series are a new group of organosilox-ane–based laser films allowing the use of laser marking for parts operating up to 1000 °C. The article provides a compara-tive analysis of the labeling of polymer films and organosilicon films in accordance with international standards of auto-matic identification and data collection technologies. Laser marking is performed using a nanosecond fiber laser with a power of 30 watts and a wavelength of 1,064 microns. DataMatrix (GS1) is used as a barcode according to the Russian sys-tem of marking and keeping track of goods \"Honest Mark\". Marking quality assessment is carried out by scanning verifier to check the compliance validation for ISO/IEC standards. 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Comparative test for polymer and organosilicon film quality marking in nanosecond fiber laser processing
To identify products at all stages of production, a code mark is used by two-dimensional DataMatrix barcoding. Due to the fact that there are different types of surfaces, marking with the help of self-adhesive polymer film materials, where the infor-mation is recorded by a laser using the DPM (Direct Part Marking) method, is becoming increasingly popular. These films, called "laser films", are often used in manufacturing, especially in the automotive industry, as they have a number of ad-vantages compared to other information carriers. However, such films (tesa 6930, 3M 7847) are mostly imported and expen-sive, and also have an operating temperature limit of up to 250 °C, which is sometimes insufficient. The article discusses foreign and domestic films, including polymer NPM012 and organosilicon LP2. LP series are a new group of organosilox-ane–based laser films allowing the use of laser marking for parts operating up to 1000 °C. The article provides a compara-tive analysis of the labeling of polymer films and organosilicon films in accordance with international standards of auto-matic identification and data collection technologies. Laser marking is performed using a nanosecond fiber laser with a power of 30 watts and a wavelength of 1,064 microns. DataMatrix (GS1) is used as a barcode according to the Russian sys-tem of marking and keeping track of goods "Honest Mark". Marking quality assessment is carried out by scanning verifier to check the compliance validation for ISO/IEC standards. The article describes the adjustment of laser barcoding technologi-cal parameters for ensuring high-quality marking.