Advanced laser technology from Rofin takes your artistry and craftsmanship to the next level. Our company has been a pioneer in laser material processing for the jewelry industry since 1992. At that time we introduced the first all-in-one manual laser welding system. A host of inventions followed: patented pulse shaping patented sweet spot resonator® micro welding swiveling optics and desk top design. The latest addition to this list is a laser marking system especially optimized for jewelry manufacturing. Inside-marking even on wide or special shapes is now possible. More than 2 000 laser systems installed in the jewelry industry are the result of constant development work and striving for perfection. We offer solutions for any kind of laser application in the jewelry industry – starting with a family of manual welding lasers to lasers and integrated solutions for cutting marking and engraving. Rofin partners with a number of well-known suppliers to the jewelry industry. LASER WELDING Laser welding allows all precious metals and many alloys to be joined together without using solder. Laser welds are strong and pure even in areas which are difficult to access for conventional joining techniques. In general if you can see the joint – you can laser weld it. LASER CUTTING Laser cutting of precious metals allows producing complex components at highest precision in small and larger batch production. The laser cuts virtually all commonly used precious metal alloys with excellent cutting quality even in fine and filigree designs. LASER MARKING Laser marking is a computer-controlled environmentally friendly alternative to mechanical engraving pad printing stamping or chemical etching. The EasyJewel offers the benefits of noncontact abrasion-resistant permanent marking onto almost any type of precious material with high speed and high precision.
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