Lasermet launches low cost, self-assembly laser safety cabin
This is a Class 1 laser safety enclosure which is tested and certified to the internationally recognised laser safety standards
This is a Class 1 laser safety enclosure which is tested and certified to the internationally recognised laser safety standards
Lasermet’s David Lawton opens Matthew Dale’s eyes on the latest issues faced in ensuring laser safety for materials processing
Welding and Laser Welding fumes are more dangerous than many people think. Exposure to fumes from these processes is a common source of work-related illness.
Hexavalent chromium is one of those dangerous heavy metals that exist in welding fumes. If you or your employees are exposed to welding fumes, understanding the risks of exposure to hexavalent chromium and other similar heavy metals is absolutely paramount.
The free academy will enable participants to select modular online training to suit their requirements
As global demand for PCBs accelerates electronics companies are being reminded about the workplace health risks associated with certain production processes
Matthew Dale reports on ICALEO 2019, where experts highlighted the emerging challenges associated with processing lightweight materials for aerospace
Bofa International has introduced fire mitigation technology designed to protect growing investment in high temperature fibre laser systems
Lasermet’s new Falcon Active Speed Door is a fast industrial, laser-safe, roller shutter door fitted with the firm’s Laser Jailer Active Laser Guarding feature
We speak to the LIA's executive director, Dr Nathanial Quick, about topics ranging from his early experiences with the organisation to the challenges still hindering the adoption of laser materials processing in industry
Laser safety firm Lasermet has announced that it has been selected as the supplier of the new laser safety enclosures to be used by Jaguar Land Rover, as part of the firm's UK investment in manufacturing new vehicles.