The benefits of AI and machine learning in laser processing were discussed by a panel of experts at the show
Power increases across multiple laser technologies are set to bring further benefit to materials processing, Matthew Dale learnt at Photonics West
TWI's section manager for laser additive manufacturing, Carl Hauser, meeting with Hornet Laser Cladding at the firm's site in Alblasserdam, Netherlands. (Image: TWI)
EHLA is capable of speeds 10 times faster than traditional laser metal deposition in terms of surface coverage rate
Hall A3, Booth 303
Laserline, a developer and manufacturer of diode lasers for industrial material processing, will present further developments of its LDF and LDM laser systems.
Matthew Dale explores the range of laser solutions available for copper processing applications in e-mobility
With the LDMblue high-power diode lasers, Laserline presents blue diode lasers with cw output power of up to 1kW at 450nm wavelength
Partners of a joint research project are looking to establish fast, high-quality laser welding processes for shipbuilding and other maritime applications
Gemma Church investigates the explosion of cross-industry plastic welding techniques
Matthew Dale explores some of the latest technology for manipulating and measuring the beam, including a multi-spot optical module for laser brazing and a contactless beam analysis device
Diode laser specialist Laserline will display a new product generation in its LDM series that now offers 50 per cent more laser power, up to 6kW, in a 19-inch rack mount system.
The Lasers in Action forum during Lasys covered topics such as micromachining, cladding and welding, additive manufacturing, laser safety, beam shaping and ultrafast lasers.
