Laser Photonics Meets UID standards

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Application Newsletter, May 1, 2007
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What method is best for meeting UID requirements?
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Laser Photonics solution is capable of producing a DoD, MIL-STD 130
compliant UID 2D mark on a range of materials for a variety of
industries.

Unique Identification (UID) is a permanent two-dimensional barcode
required for the DoD (Department of Defense) and all its contract work.
The UID mark must be applied to all unit acquisitions costing over
$5,000, are serial-managed, mission essential, controlled inventory,
and/or a consumable item where a permanent mark is necessary. By
September 30, 2007 all federal contractors possessing government
furnished equipment must have their property marked and assigned item
unique identifiers and have them entered into the IUID Registry.

UID marking can be done with ink, chemicals, dot peen or using a laser.
Laser marking has become the best method for meeting DoD standards and
proves to be the most useful, high quality, safest, and most reliable
marking method.

UID tracking can benefit multiple industries by lowering the cost of item
management, improving item availability, reducing freight frustration,
improving long-term inventory management and strategic purchasing, and
achieving a clean audit opinion.

The UID mark can be made with Laser Photonics fiber laser systems on a
variety of different materials such as mild steel, aluminum, plastics,
and as illustrated in the picture above, on titanuim. Contact us to learn
more about meeting these requirements and lowering your manufacturing
costs!

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