Table-Top Laser Marker Features Extended Base
The new Extended Base (EB) version of the EasyMark laser marker enables loading of large parts as tall as 8", requiring a mark area as big as 120 × 120 mm, or parts as tall as 4", requiring a mark area as big as 160 × 180 mm.
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