WelDyna scan head
15 August 2017
As an innovative manufacturer of OEM components for laser processing machines, Scanlab has developed a scan system for oscillating-laser-beam cutting and welding
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SyncAXIS
2 August 2017
The jointly developed syncAXIS control software enables simultaneous control of a 2D scan head and a 2D mechanical stage with two servo motors
PowerSCAN II
2 August 2017
SCANLAB GmbH presented a new 3D scan solution for industrial cutting and welding applications with multi-kW CO2 lasers at the Laser World of Photonics tradeshow in Munich, Germany
ExcelliShift z-scanner
20 June 2017
Scanlab’s new high-dynamics ExcelliShift z-scanner, unlike conventional z-axes, fully eliminates the use of transmissive optical elements
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Scanlab will be exhibiting the PowerScan II, a new 3D scan solution for industrial cutting and welding applications using CO2 lasers
New collimation module
30 March 2017
Scanlab’s new collimation module is closing a market gap for reliable connection of fiber-coupled lasers
ScanCalc
20 January 2017
Scanlab has now simplified the selection of scan systems via its free ScanCalc calculation iOS/Android app
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All in the delivery
1 December 2016
With new fibre delivery options now available, along with advances in scanning solutions, ultrafast lasers are becoming a much more practical tool for industrial machining, as Rachel Berkowitz discovers
Scanlab successfully undergoes DIN EN ISO 9001 certification
4 November 2016
SCANLAB GmbH, an OEM manufacturer of scan systems and photonics-industry 'Hidden Champion', has received DIN EN ISO 9001:2015 certification
Scanlab reorganises corporate structure
3 October 2016
Scan system specialist Scanlab, from Puchheim (near Munich), is simplifying its legal structure and moving responsibilities to a new corporate form
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