Skip to content- CerMark LMM-6000How to use CerMark LMM-6000 laser marking spray on bare metals with a CO₂ laser: surface preparation, spray application, laser settings and cleaning.>
- CerMark LMC-6044PGuide to marking glass, ceramics and porcelain using CerMark LMC-6044P spray with a CO₂ laser: application tips, power settings and wash-off steps.>
- CerMark UltraHow to use versatile CerMark Ultra laser marking paste and spray on metals, glass and ceramics with a CO₂ laser, including optimal process parameters.>
- How to use CerMark: step by stepHow to mark metal, glass and ceramics with CerMark laser marking spray on a CO₂ laser: cleaning the surface, spraying an even coat, drying, laser settings, rinsing and storing the can.>
- TherMark LMM-14Instructions for applying TherMark LMM-14 laser marking spray to bare metals using a CO₂ laser, covering spray coats, laser parameters and cleanup.>
- Why use a lasersprayLearn how laser marking sprays work to create permanent, high-contrast black marks on metals, glass and ceramics using a standard CO₂ laser machine.>
- How can I find the right parameters for my material?A step-by-step methodology to find optimal laser power, speed and air assist settings for new materials using test cuts and matrix test grids.>
- Kerf: why your laser-cut parts do not fit togetherWhat kerf is, how to measure it on your own laser in one cut, and how to compensate for it so tabs, slots and finger joints fit exactly as drawn.>
- Cutting and engraving acrylicCast versus extruded acrylic, how to get a polished edge instead of a frosted one, why acrylic cracks after cutting, and how to tell the two types apart.>
- Cutting and engraving wood, plywood and MDFWhy engraved wood gets brown haloing, how masking prevents char, why plywood cuts vary by sheet, and what MDF resin does to your extraction unit.>
