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		FH Index Designed for OEM’s and Systems Integrators, Synrad’s FH-Series Index Marking Head is a key component to any industrial laser marking system. This compact, galvo-based scanning head features state-of-the-art, digital fiber-optic technology, and marks up to 225 characters per second. FH Index is built for serviceability and easy integration into production lines. FH Index
		FH Tracker Ideal for product identification applications, Synrad’s FH-Series FH Tracker marking head features the capability to mark both moving and stationary parts. FH Tracker can accommodate line speeds up to 250 feet per minute (76m/min.), so there’s no need to stop your parts to mark them anymore! FH Tracker
		FH Smart Designed to provide a new level of flexibility to OEMs and Systems Integrators, Synrad’s FH-Series “Smart” Marking Head features true stand-alone, automated marking of both moving and stationary parts. In Tracking mode, the FH Smart Head can mark products traveling at line speeds up to 250 feet per minute (76 m/min.) – the perfect marking solution for your “on-the-fly” continuous assembly or packaging needs. FH Smart
		WinMark Pro Want to laser mark a logo contained in a graphic file? Mark a product ID number encoded in a bar code? Mark a date code? Automatically mark a part with a serial number that is read from a computer file, and then report back to another computer that you’ve just marked it? Embed laser marking in an existing application? WinMark Pro