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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Datalogic VLASE UV 3 laser marking system used for?
The Datalogic VLASE UV 3 is a high peak power Diode Pumped Solid State (DPSS) laser marker operating at 355 nm UV wavelength, specifically designed for automotive and electronics applications such as coating removal and paint stripping for both night and day operations. With 3W average output power, it performs "cold" marking on difficult-to-engrave materials with high stability, making it ideal for precision marking tasks that require minimal thermal impact on sensitive components.
What printing resolution does the Fargo HDP5600 offer?
The Fargo HDP5600 features 600 dpi printing resolution for superior text and image quality. This high-resolution capability makes it ideal for producing detailed ID cards and multi-function smart cards that require crisp, professional output.
What are the key technical specifications of the VLASE UV 3 marking system?
The VLASE UV 3 features 3W average output power with high peak power output, operates at 355 nm wavelength using Third Harmonic Generation (THG) technology, and includes a detachable 3-meter fiber delivery cable for flexible installation. The system comes with a compact resonator and various f-theta lenses available for different resolutions and marking areas, allowing customization based on your specific application requirements.
What encoding options are available with the Fargo HDP5600?
The HDP5600 comes equipped with ISO Magnetic Stripe Encoder, iCLASS SE, iCLASS, MIFARE/DESFire, and HID Prox Encoder (Omnikey 5127). This comprehensive encoding support allows you to produce secure smart cards and encoded credentials for government, education, corporate, and healthcare applications.
Is the Datalogic VLASE UV 3 compatible with Windows 10 systems?
Yes, the Datalogic VLASE UV 3 laser marking system is compatible with Windows 10 operating systems, making it suitable for modern industrial control and integration environments. This compatibility ensures seamless integration with contemporary IT infrastructure and software applications used in warehouse and manufacturing operations.
What card sizes and types does the Fargo HDP5600 support?
The printer accepts standard CR-80 (3.375˝L x 2.125˝W) and CR-79 adhesive back cards with thicknesses ranging from .009˝ to .040˝. It works with PVC or polyester cards with polished PVC finish, making it compatible with most standard ID card stock available from us.
What materials can the VLASE UV 3 mark effectively?
The VLASE UV 3 is engineered to mark various high-stability, difficult-to-engrave materials through its "cold" marking process, which minimizes thermal damage to sensitive substrates. This capability makes it particularly valuable for applications in electronics and automotive industries where material integrity is critical and traditional thermal marking methods may cause damage.
Is the Fargo HDP5600 suitable for high-volume ID production?
Yes, the HDP5600 is specifically designed as an all-in-one solution for organizations that need to routinely produce large volumes of high-definition IDs. Its dye-sublimation and resin thermal transfer capabilities, combined with multiple ribbon options, make it cost-effective for government agencies, universities, corporations, and healthcare facilities.
What delivery and lens options are available with the VLASE UV 3?
The VLASE UV 3 comes equipped with a detachable 3-meter fiber delivery cable that provides flexibility in system positioning and integration into production lines. The system is available with various f-theta lenses that can be selected based on your desired marking resolution and area coverage, allowing you to optimize performance for your specific marking requirements.
What connectivity options does the Fargo HDP5600 provide?
The HDP5600 features both USB 2.0 and Ethernet connectivity with an internal print server. This dual connectivity allows for flexible integration into your existing network infrastructure and supports both direct and networked printing environments.
How does the VLASE UV 3 compare to standard laser marking systems?
The VLASE UV 3 distinguishes itself through its UV 355 nm wavelength and Third Harmonic Generation technology, which enables superior "cold" marking capabilities on temperature-sensitive materials compared to standard visible laser markers. This makes it particularly suited for precision applications in electronics and automotive sectors where heat-induced damage must be avoided. Contact us today to discuss whether the VLASE UV 3 meets your specific marking application needs, or visit barcodesinc.com for more information.
What operating conditions are required for the Fargo HDP5600?
The printer operates in temperature ranges of 65° to 80° F (18° to 27° C) with humidity levels between 20–80% non-condensing. It requires 100-240 VAC power supply at 3.3 A and works with both 50 Hz and 60 Hz frequencies for global compatibility. Contact us today to discuss installation requirements for your facility.