„Scorpion has been running three shifts at our plant for over a year. Power: 10W / 20W / 50W – a parameter that truly makes a difference on our line. Intrex service responds quickly and reliably."
Industrial marking
TYKMA – Electrox Scorpion inegration laser marker
Industrial laser markers for integration designed for marking on metals and plastics. These machines have a few models that differ in power and the size of marking area. Multiple optional accessories allow to configure an ideal system configuration to satisfy industry and automation needs.
- 100 x 100 mm (soczewka 163) Standard marking field
- 1062 +/- 3 nm Wavelength
- 10W / 20W / 50W Power
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Key benefits and features
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Versatility
lens upgrades and automatic work surface to place large area projects
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Standalone capability
standalone operation simplifies integration. No need to connect an external PC
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Easy integration
the process of marking data can be controlled using different protocols
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Reliability
36-month comprehensive warranty (unlimited hours)
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Technical data
| Laser type | Ytterbium fibre |
|---|---|
| Standard marking area | 100x100 mm (163 lens) |
| Alternative lens marking area | 165 x 165 mm / 200 x 200 mm / 260 x 260 mm |
| Wavelength | 1062 +/- 3 nm |
| Power | 10W / 20W / 50W |
| Additional axis support | Z axis / Rotary axis / X-Y table |
| Marking head dimensions / weight | (WxDxH) 111 x 567 x 170 mm / 11 kg |
TYKMA – Electrox Scorpion inegration laser marker
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Why Scorpion?
Key product advantages
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Versatility.
interchangeable lenses and automated work table for applying large-area designs
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Autonomous operation
simple integration thanks to standalone operation capability without connecting an additional external computer
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Simple integration
marking data control via multiple protocols
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Reliability
full 36-month warranty with no hour limit
Customer Reviews
What do companies that chose Scorpion say?
„Since implementing Scorpion, the number of corrections and complaints has dropped practically to zero. Operators praise the simple operation, and I appreciate the quick contact with Intrex service."
„We tested several solutions before choosing Scorpion. The deciding factors were the parameters (Standard marking field: 100 x 100 mm (soczewka 163)) and local support from Intrex. It was the right choice."
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