Method of and arrangement for applying indicia to a surface of a

Electric heating – Metal heating – By arc

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219121LH, 219121LT, 219121LU, 219121LW, 346 76L, B23K 2608, B23K 2618, G01D 1510, G01D 1514

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ABSTRACT:
To apply indicia to a surface of a traveling workpiece, particularly of a rapidly moving workpiece, a beam of coherent laser light is split to form two rays, one of which is deflected directly onto the surface whereas the other is indirectly guided onto the surface. The two rays form on the surface two parallel indicia which are located opposite one another but are spaced transversely of the direction of workpiece movement.

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