Chroma Color Corp., McHenry, Ill., launched CHROMARK laser marking additives and concentrates to mark plastics extremely fast, contactless, cleanly, precisely and permanently compared to pad printing or adhesive labels.

BEA Lasers, Elk Grove Village, Ill., introduced a new lens for use with its MIL Series Lasers.

Matthews Marking Systems, Pittsburgh, Pa., announced a new line of lasers called e-SolarMark+, which come in a variety of laser types, including CO2, fiber and a range of diode, including UV and green diodes.

Matthews Marking Systems, Pittsburgh, Pa., announced eSolarMark+, a new line of lasers that come in a variety of laser types, including CO2, fiber and a range of diode, including UV and green diodes.

Videojet Technologies, Wooddale, Ill., introduced the Videojet 7510, a 50-watt fiber laser marking system.

Minneapolis-based Banner Engineering released its new Q3X laser contrast sensor, now available with fixed background suppression.

Videojet Technologies, Wooddale, Ill., introduced a 50-watt fiber laser marking system—the Videojet 7510.

Videojet Technologies, Wooddale, Ill., introduced the Videojet 3020 laser coder, an entry-level 10-Watt CO₂ laser for marking and coding applications of consumer packaged goods and industrial products.