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Line 7: Laser bonding has been achieved by [[Nd:YAG]], [[carbon dioxide laser\|CO<sub>2</sub> laser]], [[Fiber laser]] and [[Diode-pumped solid-state laser]] and can be accomplished using other forms of radiant energy. Laser bonding technology was licensed by TherMark LLC to Ferro Corporation, Cleveland, Ohio in 2004 as part of a settlement to long-standing litigation and is often referred to as "CerMark', "CerMarked", "CerMarking", "TherMark", "TherMarked" or "~~CerMarking~~TherMarking". "CerMark" is a registered trademark of the [[Ferro Corporation]]~~, Cleveland Ohio, USA~~. This trademark, like Xerox, has become synonymous with the laser bonding process. == The laser bonding process ==

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