LEF is the industry meeting point for representatives from business and science. For the 23rd time in 2020, the latest trends and developments related to the topic of laser micromachining will be presented in Fürth and discussed with regard to their application for various fields of application.
LEF 2020 will focus on the following topics:
The filter, which can sieve particles as small as 10 micrometres, is made using ultrafast lasers
Carlos Lee, director general of EPIC, talks with Eric Mottay, president and CEO of Amplitude Laser Group
Laser manufacturer Trumpf has acquired a minority stake in French startup GLOphotonics, a developer of special optical fibres for UF laser processing
6-D Laser was formed in 2018 as an affiliate of leading nanometer-level motion control specialist ALIO Industries
The ablation of nm-thin layers on a moving film with USP laser scribing in the fs regime. (Image: Fraunhofer ILT)
A new project is set to boost the mass production of organic photovoltaic cells using a number of different laser technologies
Ultrafast laser manufacturer Light Conversion has launched a version of its Carbide femtosecond laser capable of offering average output power up to 80W
A complex dimple texture applied to the curved flute surface of a drill. (Credit: Lightmotif)
Matthew Dale learns about the latest demands being made of laser micromachining technology
A commercial thin-disk head. The disk is surrounded by monolithic prisms that route the pump beam between reflections. Credit: TRUMPF GmbH + Co. KG
Researchers have demonstrated a sub-picosecond thin-disk laser oscillator delivering 350W average output power
At ICALEO 2019, Dr Ruth Sahler, COO at Perfect Lens, highlighted how the current customer service offerings of laser suppliers leave a lot to be desired
