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Herten Laser to Showcase Advanced Cable Laser Printing Solutions at Wire China 2026 in Shanghai

Herten Laser to Exhibit at Wire & Cable Guangzhou 2026 | Booth 11.1-BT15
Why Do G/C/U Series Laser Markers Have Different Application Scopes?-2
Compact model for small-batch production and narrow installation space. Different from G and C series, U series laser markers are developed for small and medium-sized cable manufacturers with relatively low line speed and limited workshop space. This model has a compact integrated structure, which can be installed on small extrusion equipment and simple cable production lines....
Why Do G/C/U Series Laser Markers Have Different Application Scopes?
Cable manufacturers always face a confusing problem: there is no one-size-fits-all laser marker that can perfectly adapt to all cable materials and production lines. Different cable insulation materials, production line speeds, surface characteristics and international marking standards create completely different requirements for laser equipment. This is the fundamental reason why Herten launched G series, C series and U series independent models, instead of developing a single universal machine to meet all working conditions.
G series vs. U series laser Marking Machines – Full Comparison & Material Solutions
G Series Laser Marking Machine is mainly used for metal materials and dark cable jackets, including copper conductors, metal terminals, aluminum parts, black PVC, and dark insulation layers. G series laser achieves high-contrast, wear-resistant and permanent marks with fast speed and low operation cost. It is widely used in automotive cables, power cables, industrial wiring and mass production lines.
Laser Marking Machines: Smarter, More Stable Than Inkjet
Herten cable laser marking machines provide a better alternative to traditional inkjet printers. Laser marking is permanent, wear-resistant, and maintenance-free, eliminating ink costs, fading, and inconsistent printing quality.
Key Marking Pain Points in the Wire and Cable Industry
Marking and printing is an essential process for wire and cable manufacturing, delivering critical product specifications, batch information and traceability data to meet global industry standards. Nevertheless, the cable sector still faces widespread technical and operational pain points in daily marking production, which severely affect product quality, compliance and production efficiency.
How to Solve High-Voltage and Armored Cable Metering Pain Points
High-voltage and armored cables represent a high-value, high-cost category within the global wire and cable industry. Characterized by intricate structural configurations, heavy-duty protective jacketing, and stringent industrial production criteria, these cables entail significant raw material and manufacturing expenditures per production run. Nevertheless, persistent length metering inaccuracies have long troubled cable producers, emerging as a critical operational bottleneck that hinders precise cost control and standardized quality upgrading. Conventional metering systems are poorly adapted to the rigid physical properties and specialized structural attributes of high-voltage and armored cables. During high-speed continuous production, such equipment frequently fails to restrain cable vibration, lateral deviation and surface slippage, triggering progressive cumulative metering errors. This prevalent issue results in inconsistent finished product lengths, substantial material wastage, elevated overall production expenses, and even commercial disputes including customer complaints and order rejections arising from non-compliant dimensional specifications.

Optional features - NPS
NPS system features:
- International wire numbers: Built in 64 sets of national standard wire number database;
- Automatic switching: Automatic switching of wire numbers;
- Customize the length: Customize the length of the control cable for printing.

