Integrator Laser System
The Pryor integrator laser marking head is designed for manufacturers who need a dependable, fully integrated solution rather than a loose add-on. It’s supplied as a stand-alone Class IV laser module, paired with a compact rack-mount controller that drops neatly into an existing production line or automation cell. Integrators get a machine that behaves exactly as they expect: consistent, predictable, and easy to wire into wider control architectures.
Because the laser is non-contact, you don’t need complex tooling or fixturing. Once it’s aligned, it simply runs. It can mark static components or track parts in motion, which makes it ideal for high-speed or mixed-model environments where changeovers happen often. You can build it into a conveyor, robot cell, rotary table, or complete turnkey marking station without redesigning your whole line.
These integrated laser marking systems handle metals, plastics, and coated materials with clean, permanent results. They suit both high-volume operations that value speed and plants that run a wide variety of parts each day. Whether you’re adding traceability to a critical component or applying detailed patterns at pace, the marking remains stable and repeatable.
Key Integrator Laser Systems points at a glance:
- Class IV industrial laser
- Suitable for a wide range of materials
- Designed for integration into production lines or complete turnkey cells
- Reliable for high-volume or high-variety workflows
- Permanent, high-contrast marking
- Non-contact operation that avoids tool wear
- Capable of marking on the fly
- Delivered as a laser marking head with a rack-mount controller for seamless integration
In short, it’s a purpose-built integrator laser solution that slots into automated manufacturing with minimal fuss and plenty of performance headroom. The Pryor laser marking head can be supplied as a stand-alone class 4 product together with a rack mount controller for integration to a production line or cell.
- Features
- Technical Data
- Specification comparison
- Laser Option Description
- Accessories
Features
The integrator laser sits at the heart of many of our custom laser marking systems, quietly doing the heavy lifting that makes each project feel seamless. When we build a bespoke solution, this is usually the core we start with. It gives us a stable, industrial platform that can be shaped to fit almost anything, from a compact cell for small components to a fully automated line handling thousands of parts a shift.
Because the marking head and controller were designed with integration in mind, they slot into wider assemblies without fuss. Our engineers can focus on the clever bits around it such as tooling, robotics, sensing or data flow rather than wrestling with an awkward laser interface. That’s why it’s become the backbone of so many customer projects including medical device traceability, aerospace component marking, automotive part identification and specialist one offs.
It’s dependable, easy to control and flexible enough to take on unusual briefs. When a customer needs something a little different, this integrated laser platform gives us room to experiment while keeping the fundamentals rock solid. It’s the reason we can deliver custom systems that feel polished, consistent and built for the long haul.
More about Laser Marking
Laser marking is one of the fastest forms of marking, which makes it ideal to integrate into high-speed production lines. The compact Integrator Laser is easy to install and can even be set up to mark on the fly.
This non-contact form of marking leaves minimal debris and bears no consumable costs. Because it is non-contact, the piece being marked does not require additional fixturing or clamping, saving crucial production time.
With easily changeable wavelengths and frequencies, the mark is also highly variable and the laser marking cell is ideal for flexible manufacturing.
Key Points
- One of the fastest forms of Marking
- Highly Flexible
- Very reliable
- Low running costs
- No consumable costs
Technical Data
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- Long term power stability: 1-3%
- Operating Temperature: 0 to 42 degrees Celsius
- Active Air Cooling
- 3m Fibre optic in protective conduit with 8mm collimator/isolator
- Power: Less than 200 W – 110 or 220 V
- Average diode life exceeds 50,000 hours
- Standard frequency: 20,000 to 200,000
- (Pro frequency: 1,6 to 1000 KHz to enable clean engraving with no need for after treatment.)
- Standard pulse width: 100ns.
- (Pro pulse width: adjustable: 4, 8, 14, 20, 30, 50, 100 and 200ns)
- Connects to PC via Ethernet connection, either direct cable or via LAN
- Fume extractor auto start connector on rear
- Programmable 24v digital I/O (8in,6 out)
- Integrated rack controller (With or without control panel)
- Focus finder
- Motorised Z-Axis
- Remote safety control panel
Lens Marking Areas:
FT100
60x60mm
FT150
100x100mm
FT160
120x120mm
FT254
150x150mm
(Other sizes available on request.)
Specification comparison
| 20W Economy | 20W Standard | 20W Pro | 50W | |
| Pulse Energy | 0.7mJ | 1mJ | 1mJ | 1mJ |
| Average Power | ~18.5W | 20W | 20W | 50W |
| Beam Quality M2 | 1.3 | 1.6 | 1.6 | 1.6 |
| Polarization | Random | |||
| Power Adjustment | 5 – 100% | |||
| Pulse Duration @ 20KHz | ~85ns | 100ns | 1.5, 2.5, 4, 8, 16, 30, 50, 120, 200, 350 | 120ns |
| Repetition Rate | 30 KHz to 60KHz | 20 KHz to 200 KHz | 1.6 KHz to 1000 KHz | 50KHz to 200KHz |
| Long Term Power Stability | 1-3% | |||
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 42°C | |||
| Cooling | Active Air Cooling | |||
| Fibre Optic | 2.5m | 3m | 3m | 3m |
| Power | Less Than 200W – 110 or 220 VAC | |||
| Product Warranty | 1 year | 2 years as standard | ||
Laser Option Description
20W Economy
The latest development Pryor Economy Laser incorporates many of our proven components, technology and software innovations, to offer our customers a cost effective marking solution for their application.
In comparison with the rest of the Pryor range, the Economy 20W Laser has a lower frequency capacity (20kHz to 60kHz), meaning specialised high frequency surface marking and annealing might not be possible.
The overall average power output of the laser source as well as the average pulse duration is less when comparing directly with our “Standard” laser.
The Economy Laser is most suited to general metallic material marking applications, but still offers excellent marking quality and reliability.
We offer our Economy laser with a one year warranty.
20W Standard
Our Standard 20W Laser has proven to be a reliable and high quality marking solution for our customers. It offers a wider frequency range (20kHz to 200kHz), capable of producing high contrast surface marking on a wide range of materials.
The Standard Laser is highly suited to high volume, high variety output and is offered with a two year product warranty.
20W Pro
The Pro 20W Laser system has been a go-to product for specialist marking requirements and materials. The Pro offers the greatest mark variability with a frequency range of 1.2kHz to 1MHz. This flexibility allows our customers to utilise the Pro for deep, clean engraving as well as super high frequency surface marking and colouration. The wider laser frequency range and variable pulse width provide a greater success when marking uncommon materials, such as plastics.
The Pro Laser is highly suited to high volume, high variety output and is offered with a two year product warranty.
50W
Accessories
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