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Introducing The MobiLase Battery: A Revolution in Portable Laser Marking Posted by Ross Rocklin in Rocklin Mfg on 7/15/2021 Building on the revolutionary, all-in-one MobiLase Fiber Laser Marking Unit in a 45-lb. suitcase, we’re excited to introduce another first in laser marking portability: a battery-operated, industrial fiber laser marking unit. The 100% portable MobiLase Battery weighs just 25 lbs. and brings laser marking to wherever you need a fast and clear mark. Read More

Marks in 60 Seconds: Four Dot Peen and Fiber Laser Marking Application Videos Posted by Ross Rocklin in Rocklin Mfg on 5/24/2021 In our last post, we showed you Sparks in 60 Seconds with the Rocklinizer Carbide Application Equipment. Now on to Marks in 60 Seconds where you’ll see marking applications featuring our portable dot peen marking and fiber laser marking solutions. Read More

12 Minutes to Portable Fiber Laser Marking: A Rapid-Fire Video Tutorial Posted by Ross Rocklin in Rocklin Mfg on 4/7/2021 The MobiLase is an all-in-one fiber laser marking unit housed in a 45-lb. rolling suitcase. While this unique portability is a truly innovative solution to bring laser marking anywhere, the MobiLase’s incredible ease of use is a feature that is no less important. We’ll show you just how easy it is in just 12 minutes. Read More

Dot Peen Or Laser: What’s The Right Portable Marking Solution For Me? Posted by Ross Rocklin in Rocklin Mfg on 2/12/2021 We discuss two portable marking options: dot peen and laser marking. Read More

Introducing MobiLase: The Industrial Fiber Laser Marking Unit in a Suitcase Posted by Ross Rocklin in Rocklin Mfg on 2/2/2021 MobiLase - The Industrial Fiber Laser Marker In A Suitcase Read More

Crack the Code in 32 Seconds: How To Use Codes to Optimize Your Marking Process Posted by Ross Rocklin in Rocklin Mfg on 10/7/2020 Sometimes part marking is as simple as numbers and letters. But what if you want to embed a lot of content in a small space using a 2D data matrix code? Or you want to scan a barcode and mark its contents? Or you want to mark the actual barcode? Read More