by zambare.amol23@gmail.com | Sep 24, 2026 | laser hatang
By Hateng Laser | 10 min read Hateng Laser is a Bhiwandi-based marking machine company with exactly two products: the HS107 table top dot pin machine and the HLF30 laser marking machine. The HS107 makes a physical, indented mark by striking the part with a pin. The...
by zambare.amol23@gmail.com | Aug 25, 2026 | marking machine
Summary: The five clearest signs it is time to upgrade from dot peen to laser marking are that your marking speed is bottlenecking production, you need finer detail like logos or 2D codes, your parts are too delicate for a physical striking process, noise is becoming...
by zambare.amol23@gmail.com | Aug 18, 2026 | marking machine
Summary: Laser marking and dot peen marking differ most in five areas, marking depth, speed, noise, versatility, and running cost. Dot peen creates deep, physically indented marks using a striking stylus, ideal for tough, rugged parts, while laser marking is a fast,...
by zambare.amol23@gmail.com | Jun 20, 2026 | table top marking machine
Summary It is a bench-mounted dot peen system for permanent marking. It suits stable parts, repeat work, and higher accuracy. A handheld model is better for large, fixed, or awkward parts. Laser marking gives contact-free results, but needs a different setup. Hateng...
by zambare.amol23@gmail.com | May 26, 2026 | laser hatang
Summary Start by lowering power and increasing speed. Acrylic marks best with low power, because high power distorts it fast. If you are using a fibre laser, the issue may be the machine type, not just the settings. Fibre is less effective on plastics, while CO2 suits...
