en.Wedoany.com Reported - FOBA Laser Marking + Engraving will present multiple laser marking systems at IMTS 2026, the International Manufacturing Technology Show in Chicago, showcasing process solutions for traceability, quality assurance, and material-specific marking requirements. The event, scheduled for September 14–19, will focus on industrial marking applications across industries such as medical technology, automotive, and electronics.

The exhibition will center on process adaptability, demonstrating how laser marking parameters can be adjusted to suit different material properties and production environments, achieving consistent mark quality while maintaining process stability. Leveraging decades of application expertise, FOBA helps manufacturers match the most suitable marking technology for challenging materials and complex production scenarios.
One of the highlights at the booth will be the debut of the new Y.0602 fiber laser system. As the latest addition to FOBA's product line, this system is specifically developed for flexible and efficient marking of metals and plastics in industrial manufacturing environments. With a focusing range of 99 mm, it enables multi-level marking without repositioning the workpiece, making it suitable for parts with complex geometries and significant surface height variations.
The M1000 workstation will feature an integrated UV laser in its demonstration. Designed for sensitive materials, this UV light source delivers minimal heat input while producing high-contrast marks, with applications including silicone, multi-color polyamide, TPE cables, and transparent or colored PVC hoses commonly used in medical and industrial products.
The M3000 workstation will be equipped with an ultrashort pulse laser. The combination of high pulse energy and extremely short pulse widths generates deep black, permanent, and non-reflective marks that remain clearly legible from any viewing angle and under any lighting conditions, while minimizing thermal impact on the processed material.
By showcasing a range of laser sources and workstation configurations, FOBA aims to illustrate how different marking technologies align with specific material properties, production requirements, and quality standards. The company emphasizes that as traceability requirements intensify across industries, laser marking plays an increasingly vital role in supporting product identification, quality control, and regulatory compliance.
FOBA systems combine laser technology with integrated vision systems and process control tools to deliver reliable, repeatable results in high-volume production environments. The company believes that the integration of marking and process monitoring is becoming increasingly important—as manufacturers pursue higher production efficiency while maintaining high quality standards and end-to-end supply chain traceability.
Visitors can engage with technical experts at the booth to discuss specific applications and material requirements, receiving guidance on laser technology selection and customized marking solutions for individual production challenges. FOBA states that participating in IMTS 2026 reflects the growing market demand for advanced laser marking technology to support complex manufacturing processes, and the company also offers individual consultation appointments for visitors with specific marking applications and production needs.









