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April 20, 2006
UNIVERSAL LASER SYSTEMS, INC. AWARDED U.S. PATENT FOR INNOVATIVE VERSALASER DESIGN
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (April 20, 2006) Universal Laser Systems, Inc. (ULS), manufacturer of CO2 lasers and laser systems, announced today that it has been awarded U.S. Design Patent No. D517,474 for its VersaLaser laser cutting and engraving system. The patent was awarded for the unique industrial design aesthetic of VersaLaser’s external cabinet, which also serves as a Class 1 laser safety enclosure. U.S. Design Patents are awarded for new and original manufacturing designs that reflect aesthetic skill and artistic conception.
VersaLaser is a desktop-sized computer-controlled PC peripheral that employs a CO2 laser for cutting, engraving, and marking operations. VersaLaser can process a wide variety of materials including wood, paper, plastic, metal, leather, fabric, marble, rubber, glass, ceramic and stone. VersaLaser functions like a desktop printer from Windows® based graphic software and was a finalist in PC Magazine’s prestigious Award for Technical Excellence.
“VersaLaser is the most successful product of its kind ever brought to market,” said Steve Gluskin, Universal’s Director of Business Development. “This patent reflects Universal Laser Systems’ ongoing commitment to bring technologically-innovative designs to our customers.”
Universal Laser Systems, Inc. is the pioneer and highest volume manufacturer of unique laser imaging computer peripherals and one of the world’s largest suppliers of OEM CO2 lasers. ULS has been awarded numerous patents for its lasers and laser systems with additional U.S. and international patents pending.
For more information on Universal Laser Systems, Inc. and VersaLaser call 1-800-859-7033.
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February 28, 2006
UNIVERSAL LASER SYSTEMS UPGRADES XL SERIES WITH INCREDIBLE 400 WATTS OF AIR-COOLED LASER POWER
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (February 28, 2006) Universal Laser Systems, Inc. has upgraded its XL Series of industrial CO2 laser cutting, engraving, and marking systems with the addition of a new laser that can be configured to provide an unprecedented 400 watts of air-cooled laser power. Unveiled at the 2006 Awards and Recognition trade show in Las Vegas, the new laser utilizes direct air cooling which eliminates the need for noisy and expensive chillers and complicated plumbing.
In addition to offering high power, the XL Series features oversized processing fields, easy integration and advanced, stand-alone job management capabilities. Two models are available: the XL-9200 features a 36”x24” processing field and the XL-12000 is configured with a 48”x24” processing field. Both accommodate a broad range of materials and are designed to meet the most demanding industrial applications.
The XL Series offers seVersal unique advantages over competing systems, such as the automatic detection of installed options, which assures quick and error-free machine setups. Also unique is an advanced beam indicator which precisely identifies the point of laser impact on the material’s surface. A further advantage is Universal’s patented High Power Density Focusing Optics, a lens option that reduces the focused spot size and produces finer, more detailed engraving that is ideal for photographs and smaller text.
The XL Series offers true stand-alone job management capabilities. Users can store and run thousands of jobs on XL’s 40-gigabyte hard drive without connection to a host PC, and change, store or restore any job parameter on the fly. Users can preview job files on the XL’s color LCD screen as well as display the status of each job as it is running. The control panel also provides an interface for system settings and diagnostics.
According to Chris Risser, Engineer Manager, “The XL Series has been designed to provide the ultimate in reliability, flexibility, and ease of use. It can be configured with 10 to 400 watts of air-cooled laser power and can withstand severe industrial environments.” Risser continues, “The 400-watt configuration is designed for the most demanding manufacturing applications, and allows for deeper engraving, thicker cutting, and faster processing.”
Universal Laser Systems, Inc. is the world’s leading producer of computer-controlled laser engraving, cutting, and marking systems for desktop and industrial applications. For more information on the XL Series from Universal, call 1-800-859-7033.
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April 30, 2002
UNIVERSAL LASER SYSTEMS GmbH OPENS EUROPEAN OFFICE
Universal Laser Systems, Inc., of Scottsdale, Arizona, the highest volume producer of computer controlled laser engraving and cutting systems, recently appointed Gerardo Igler as Managing Director of their newly formed European subsidiary, Universal Laser Systems GmbH. This expansion of Universal Laser Systems will provide additional customer support throughout Europe and the Middle East.
The address of the European office is: Universal Laser Systems GmbH, Parkring 10, A-1010, Vienna, Austria. The telephone number is 43 1 51633 3133, fax: 43 1 51633 3134.
For more information, contact
Universal Laser Systems GmbH directly or
Universal Laser Systems Inc.
16008 N. 81st Street
Scottsdale, Arizona
85260 USA,
Tel: 1 480 483 1214
Fax: 1 480 483 5620
email: versasales@ulsinc.com.
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March 20, 2002
Universal Laser Systems Introduces Large Field YAG Laser System
Universal Laser Systems recently introduced a large field (32"x18") diode pumped, 50 Watt Nd:YAG Laser Marking System (X-650Y). This large-format, safety enclosed, YAG laser system is ideal for direct metal marking of large control panels and for batch marking of smaller items including hand tools and identification tags. The X-650Y Nd:YAG laser marking system takes advantage of a specially designed, completely functional, Windows 2000/XP print driver providing advanced capabilities and increased ease of use.
For more information contact
Universal Laser Systems, Inc.,
16008 N. 81st Street
Scottsdale, Arizona
85260,
Tel: 800-859-7033 or 480-483-1214,
Fax: 480-483-5620
email: sales@ulsinc.com
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March 10, 2002
Universal Laser Systems Receives Patent on Interchangeable Laser Sources
Universal Laser Systems recently received its twelfth laser technology patent. The patent covers Interchangeable Laser Sources and Platforms and the rapid reconfiguration process made possible due to pre-aligned lasers and pre-aligned platforms.
The advantage to the customer is the ability to rapidly reconfigure laser platforms by allowing the quick replacement of a laser cartridge in a platform. This is especially important in the upgrade process allowing an equipment owner to upgrade from as little as 25 watts to as much as 120 watts in less than one minute saving the expense of hiring a service technician or shipping equipment back to the factory for upgrades. This is also useful for multiple platform owners who occasionally work with high power jobs because a laser cartridge can be quickly removed from one platform and added to a platform already containing a laser cartridge to increase the laser power in that platform. Once the high power job is completed, this second laser cartridge can be easily removed and returned to the original platform.
For more information contact
Universal Laser Systems, Inc.,
16008 N. 81st Street
Scottsdale, Arizona
85260,
Tel: 800-859-7033 or 480-483-1214,
Fax: 480-483-5620
email: sales@ulsinc.com.
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February 11, 2002
Universal Laser Systems Introduces New Laser Equipment
Universal Laser Systems recently introduced four new Professional Series CO2 Laser Platforms (M-360, V-460, X-660 and X2-660) with Dramatically Higher Engraving Speed and an Expanded Power Range (up to 120 watts of air-cooled power).
Universal also introduced the low cost Value Series Platforms (C-200 and M-300). These economical new platforms are being offered at special introductory pricing. In addition, a large-format YAG laser system (X-650Y) for direct metal marking of large control panels and smaller items including hand tools and identification tags is now being offered. All new Universal equipment takes advantage of a specially designed, completely functional, Windows 2000/XP print driver providing advanced capabilities and increased ease of use.
For more information contact
Universal Laser Systems, Inc.
16008 N. 81st Street
Scottsdale, Arizona
85260
Tel: 800-859-7033 or 480-483-1214,
Fax: 480-483-5620
email: sales@ulsinc.com.
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January 15, 2002
UNIVERSAL LASER SYSTEMS AWARDED INNOVATIVE LASER SYSTEM PATENTS
Universal Laser Systems, Inc., of Scottsdale, Arizona has been awarded two new laser system patents.
The first patent is Laser Material Processing System with Multiple Laser Sources Apparatus and Method which covers the SuperSpeed technology that doubles engraving speed by separating the beams from two laser sources to engrave two raster lines at the same time and then recombines the laser beams to vector cut with the power of both lasers.
The second patent is Portable Laser System with Portable or Stationary Fume Evacuation which covers the LaserKiosk TM which combines a compact laser engraver that can be mated to a stationary fume evacuation dock or a selfcontained portable fume evacuation/filter unit.
For more information contact
Universal Laser Systems, Inc.
16008 N. 81 st Street
Scottsdale, Arizona 85260
Tel: 800-859-7033 or 480-483-1214
Fax: 480-483-5620
email: sales@ulsinc.com.
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September 24, 2001
UNIVERSAL LASER SYSTEMS INTRODUCES WINDOWS XP AND 2000 DRIVER
Universal Laser Systems, Inc., of Scottsdale, Arizona has introduced a print driver for the Microsoft Windows XP and 2000 operating systems. The driver makes Universal laser systems compatible with Microsofts latest operating systems and allows users to take advantage of the speed and stability of these operating systems. Universal laser systems supported by the new Windows driver include the C, M, V, X and X2 laser system platforms.
For more information contact
Universal Laser Systems, Inc.
16008 N. 81st Street
Scottsdale, Arizona 85260
Tel: 800-859-7033 or 480-483-1214,
Fax: 480-483-5620
email: sales@ulsinc.com.
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August 21, 2001
UNIVERSAL LASER SYSTEMS INTRODUCES USB ENABLED MACINTOSH PRINT DRIVER
Universal Laser Systems, Inc., of Scottsdale, Arizona has introduced an updated print driver to support newer Macintosh computers running OS 8 or OS 9 (OS X is not supported at this time) and printing from a USB port. By supporting USB, the Macintosh driver transmits print files significantly faster than the old version of the driver.
Customers interested in using the new drivers must have a Macintosh with built in USB ports and purchase a USB to parallel port adaptor available from Universal Laser Systems, Inc.
ULS systems supported by the Macintosh driver include: ULS25(x), ULS-PS(x), (M, V and X) class and platform models. Firmware upgrades may be required so it is best to check with the ULS service department for upgrade requirements at 480-609-0297 or versarequest@ulsinc.com.
For sales information and information on compatibility with your Macintosh hardware and software, contact
Universal Laser Systems, Inc.
16008 N. 81st Street
Scottsdale, Arizona 85260
Tel: 800-859-7033 or 480-483-1214,
Fax: 480-483-5620,
email: sales@ulsinc.com.
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