An attachment apparatus for laser engraving comprising a chuck housing comprising a plurality of channels; a plurality of self-centering jaws bases disposed within the plurality of channels, the plurality of self-centering jaws bases further comprising at least one jaws base hole; and a scroll wheel in mechanical communication with the plurality of self-centering jaws bases.

An attachment apparatus for laser engraving comprising a chuck housing comprising a plurality of channels; a plurality of self-centering jaws bases disposed within the plurality of channels, the plurality of self-centering jaws bases further comprising at least one jaws base hole; and a scroll wheel in mechanical communication with the plurality of self-centering jaws bases.

An attachment apparatus for laser engraving comprising a chuck housing comprising a plurality of channels; a plurality of self-centering jaws bases disposed within the plurality of channels, the plurality of self-centering jaws bases further comprising at least one jaws base hole; and a scroll wheel in mechanical communication with the plurality of self-centering jaws bases.

A high volume branding system for branding baked goods with a desired indicia. The system includes a branding conveyor for receiving and conveying the baked goods. The system also includes a branding station that includes branding. The branding presses are configured to travel along the branding conveyor in two directions and are configured to align a branding press head with the baked goods on the branding conveyor while they are moving downstream along the branding conveyor. The branding press head includes a branding plate that is heated and lowered onto the baked goods while the branding press is moving downstream along with the baked goods to brand indicia onto the baked goods. After the indicia is branded onto the baked goods, the branding press head and branding plate are raised and the branding press is moved to align the branding press head with additional baked goods on the branding conveyor.

A high volume branding system for branding baked goods with a desired indicia. The system includes a branding conveyor for receiving and conveying the baked goods. The system also includes a branding station that includes branding. The branding presses are configured to travel along the branding conveyor in two directions and are configured to align a branding press head with the baked goods on the branding conveyor while they are moving downstream along the branding conveyor. The branding press head includes a branding plate that is heated and lowered onto the baked goods while the branding press is moving downstream along with the baked goods to brand indicia onto the baked goods. After the indicia is branded onto the baked goods, the branding press head and branding plate are raised and the branding press is moved to align the branding press head with additional baked goods on the branding conveyor.

A system having a conveyor assembly, at least one scorching assembly, and a central controller. The conveyor assembly has a conveyor that effects movement of at least one board or panel relative to a movement axis. Each scorching assembly has a combustion chamber, at least one burner, and at least one processing unit. Each burner can be mounted to the combustion chamber and at least partially received within the combustion chamber. Each burner can be oriented toward the conveyor. The at least one processing unit can be communicatively coupled to the at least one burner and configured to selectively control activation and operation of the at least one burner. The central controller can be communicatively coupled to each processing unit of the at least one scorching assembly and configured to receive a user input corresponding to a scorching profile for the at least one board or panel.

A system having a conveyor assembly, at least one scorching assembly, and a central controller. The conveyor assembly has a conveyor that effects movement of at least one board or panel relative to a movement axis. Each scorching assembly has a combustion chamber, at least one burner, and at least one processing unit. Each burner can be mounted to the combustion chamber and at least partially received within the combustion chamber. Each burner can be oriented toward the conveyor. The at least one processing unit can be communicatively coupled to the at least one burner and configured to selectively control activation and operation of the at least one burner. The central controller can be communicatively coupled to each processing unit of the at least one scorching assembly and configured to receive a user input corresponding to a scorching profile for the at least one board or panel.

A system having a conveyor assembly, at least one scorching assembly, and a central controller. The conveyor assembly has a conveyor that effects movement of at least one board or panel relative to a movement axis. Each scorching assembly has a combustion chamber, at least one burner, and at least one processing unit. Each burner can be mounted to the combustion chamber and at least partially received within the combustion chamber. Each burner can be oriented toward the conveyor. The at least one processing unit can be communicatively coupled to the at least one burner and configured to selectively control activation and operation of the at least one burner. The central controller can be communicatively coupled to each processing unit of the at least one scorching assembly and configured to receive a user input corresponding to a scorching profile for the at least one board or panel.

A system having a conveyor assembly, at least one scorching assembly, and a central controller. The conveyor assembly has a conveyor that effects movement of at least one board or panel relative to a movement axis. Each scorching assembly has a combustion chamber, at least one burner, and at least one processing unit. Each burner can be mounted to the combustion chamber and at least partially received within the combustion chamber. Each burner can be oriented toward the conveyor. The at least one processing unit can be communicatively coupled to the at least one burner and configured to selectively control activation and operation of the at least one burner. The central controller can be communicatively coupled to each processing unit of the at least one scorching assembly and configured to receive a user input corresponding to a scorching profile for the at least one board or panel.

A method of marking a fiber-based product includes providing a heat stamp apparatus including a heating element thermally coupled to a stamping block and a temperature sensor thermally coupled to the stamping block. The system further includes a platen bearing an embossed pattern. Marking is accomplished by heating the stamping element to a predetermined temperature via the heating element and information acquired from the temperature sensor, then bringing the embossed pattern in relation to the surface of the fiber-based product (e.g., via direct contact and compression or simply very close to the surface) to form at least one of a corresponding three-dimensional contour and charred surface region.