4Jet Technologies

4JET Technologies' solution to individually and durably mark tires with a machine-readable QR code has arrived in mass production of automotive OEMs

The flexible laser system is available in two power levels of 200W and 500W and is optimised for manual use or for integration with a robot

4JET Technologies GmbH (Alsdorf, Germany) has appointed Robert Hillmann as CTO.

4JET Technologies extends its product offering for laser surface processing systems by a new range of handheld laser cleaning systems

4Jet Technologies has developed a novel laser marking process that can engrave an individual QR code in tyre sidewalls

4Jet Technologies has launched a laser system for drilling via holes in glass substrates for c-Si photovoltaic modules. Several of the new systems have been ordered by a major glass supplier in Asia.

The increasing use of glass/glass modules in PV applications means holes have to be drilled for bus bar wires and junction boxes in cover or substrate glass sheets. Depending on the module design, several holes in different locations of a sheet may be required.

4Jet Technologies has developed a novel laser marking process that can engrave an individual data matrix code in tyre sidewalls. The high contrast engraving can be read using public domain apps available for Apple iOS or Android devices.

The Scannect solution – short for ‘scan and connect’ – allows producers to trace tyres through their life cycle.