The phrase "laser marker" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a device that is capable of using laser technology to make markings on a surface. For example: "The museum uses a specialized laser marker to inscribe their artifacts for identification purposes."
This reduces the additional cost of drawing lines on the floor or to put laser markers and many of the commercial solutions required.
When he spotted Taliban positions on the Shomali Plain, too, his Special Forces teams could simply point laser markers at the enemy, call in air strikes, and sit back and watch the destruction.
Its products include various sensors and measuring equipment, programmable controllers, touch panels, bar code readers, microscopes, recorders, laser markers, three dimensional printers, static eliminators, and packaged software.
US Centcom deployed several 12-man Green Beret A-Teams and small groups of US Air Force combat controllers armed with SOFLAMs (Special Operations Force Laser Markers) to embed with local anti-Taliban rebels from the so-called Northern Alliance.
Computed tomography scans were made in treatment position on a flat table top, using laser markers and conversion factors to electron density.
For micromotion analysis, laser markers (1-mm diameter) were engraved on the glenosphere surface prior to implantation such that there was a 3-mm distance between each marker and a 1-mm distance from the rim of the glenosphere.
The current Predator already carries a targeting system built into a sensor turret that has both electro-optical and infrared imagery, a laser target marker and infrared illuminator.
Then maximum z-coordinate was fixed with a 633-nm laser beam marker so that the maximum step that can be measured is 633/4 = 158.25 nm.
Then, the maximum Z coordinate was fixed with a 633-nm laser beam marker, so the maximum step that can be measured is 633/4 = 158.25 nm.
