Sunx Limited

Makoto Haeno

Yasumasa Iketani

A laser marker includes a collimator lens converting laser light emitted from a broad area semiconductor laser into substantially parallel beams of light, a cylindrical concave lens permitting to pass therethrough the laser light having passed through the collimator lens and being perpendicular to a plane of an active layer of the semiconductor laser, the cylindrical concave lens serving as a concave lens for the laser light having passed through the collimator lens and being parallel to the plane of the active layer, a cylindrical convex lens permitting to pass therethrough the laser light having passed through the concave lens and being perpendicular to the plane of the active layer of the semiconductor laser, the cylindrical convex lens serving as a convex lens for the laser light having passed through the collimator lens and being parallel to the plane of the active layer, and a focusing lens focusing the laser light having passed through the cylindrical convex lens.

Laser marker and method of light spot adjustment therefor

A laser marker scanning laser beams to print a mark on an object includes a laser oscillator producing laser beams, an input device designating a mark to be printed, a galvanometer scanner successively receiving coordinate data corresponding to a predetermined location on the object, the galvanometer scanner scanning the laser beams produced from the laser oscillator toward the predetermined location on the object on the basis of the coordinate data, a memory storing sets of coordinate data of a multitude of locations on the object, the locations dividing a component line of each of marks which can be designated by the input device, and a control device successively delivering the coordinate data concerning the mark designated by the input device from the memory to the galvanometer scanner.

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Tokyo, Japan

Makoto Haeno