This Lasea system uses two processing heads to direct two halves of a more powerful, single ultrafast pulse to the workpiece in order to increase processing throughput.
Matthew Dale explores the advantages of increasing the average power of ultrafast lasers, and discovers how this higher power can be delivered to the workpiece
A version of Scanlab’s five-axis Precsys scan solution is now available that is optimised for green lasers operating at 515nm
Scanlab, an OEM manufacturer of high-quality laser scan systems, has appointed Christian Sonner as its head of research and development (R&D). The highly experienced control expert will further strengthen the company’s market position in digital products and control solutions for the photonics industry.
Hall A2, Booth 225
The new excelliSCAN 20 scan system targets exceptionally demanding applications such as micromachining and additive manufacturing
A collaborative project including partners from research and industry has developed a laser machine that triples the rate at which embossing tools can be structured for use in the automotive industry
OEM laser scan system manufacturer Scanlab is expanding its lineup of entry-level scan heads with the new basiCube 14
Scanlab has added more materials-processing power control capabilities to its XL Scan solution for simultaneously controlling scan heads and XY stages
Posalux SA has introduced a newly designed machine for electronics fabrication that employs SCANLAB GmbH’s highly integrated precSYS 5-axis scan sub-system
Scanlab has introduced an additional variant of its entry-level basiCube scan head
