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  Laser etching, marking, and engraving are the most versatile modern inventions that are used in almost every industrial sector. While the difference between the laser engraving and laser marking and laser etching is quite evident, the terms laser marking and engraving are confused at times. Laser marking, is a method that leaves markings on a surface material of an object, including colour change, owing to chemical alteration. Laser engraving is the method that is carried out by inscribing on an object surface. Laser engraving does not involve any inks or dyes, so it gains an advantage over the laser marking, wherein the replacement of tool bits like the ink heads need not be done. Laser marking has its own pros like the preservation of surface without any impact on it, since it uses colours and dyes to mark on the material surface thorough the laser techniques. Laser-sensitive polymers, metal alloys play an important role in this method. The method in general is a gen

Laser cutting is a methodology that uses a laser beam on the surface of the material which has to be cut. This methodology is mostly used in the industrial sector where large blocks of materials like iron and steel have to be cut to the required sizes. The process technically is similar to laser, marking and laser engraving. Even in this case, high power laser beam is directed onto the metal surface through optical devices like convergent lenses. Computer numerical controls are used to direct the laser beams onto the material surface, which either melts or vaporises the material surface at the point of requirement, thereby living a very high quality finish at that point of cutting. Before the laser cutter or the laser cutting machine, became to be used extensively. These kinds of laser machines are mostly used to drill holes on the material surface. Advanced technology later on was used to cut material surfaces for aerospace applications, which needed a very fine finish. The disadva