Lansing, Michigan (PRWEB) September 17, 2014
The newly patented All-Goal (AP) Lazer system has the prospective of surpassing 3D printing in the marketplace.

Has the time come when every single conceivable surface could be engraved? Envision inspirational quotes, artwork, or brand logos engraved on granite floors, marble walls, glass panels, and furnishings? AP Lazer—a subdivision of SuperNova International—is leading the way with its revolutionary engraving and distinctive enterprise model. “Traditional 2D machines perform mainly on tiny and light-weight goods, such as jewelry and small gifts,” said inventor, Dr. Tong Li. “However, the AP Lazer Method removes size and weight limitations, enabling for less difficult engraving of a wider variety of products, such as furnishings, floors, and walls.

The AP Lazer significantly increases the capacity of a laser beam by dividing the traditional boxed laser engraver into two parts, a carriage cart and a removable Z table underneath. With an open bottom, the AP Lazer opens up the markets to massive wood structures, stones, bricks and concrete merchandise. They have also been used by companies as cutting and marking machines on production lines. AP Lazer systems are being employed in universities, auto companies, hardware retailers, sign makers, award and engraving shops, as effectively as funeral residences, cemeteries and monumental retailers, engraving caskets, monuments and cremation urns.

As Mr. Rick Fischer, CEO of Everlasting Memorial Jeweler, acquired the AP Lazer system four years ago and has had unexpected markets open up because of the AP Lazer’s versatility. “My company has expanded to contain glass-bottle engravings, unique customized gifts, trophies, clay bricks, as properly as caskets and cemetery monuments.”

A $ 50 billion dollar engraving market place currently exists, employing traditional laser machines for modest and light weight objects. AP Lazer machine owners can depend on this consistency in the market, even though opening up limitless possible for larger, bulkier, and heavier objects.

“Sure 3D printing is producing excitement in the media,” mentioned Dr. Li. “But 3D printers are new, with only a tiny prototyping marketplace. AP Lazer is major the way towards permanently printing on all surfaces of the globe. Even if 3D printers can print an entire new 3D world, they are generating new surfaces, big or modest, for AP Lazers to engrave.” Although 3D printing is generating excitement in the media, 2D laser engraving has a considerably wider range of applications, and thereby a a lot bigger industry possible.





