Laser fine machining

• Cost-effective process
• High precision, with one of the most precise lasers in the world
• 5-axis laser

New economical potential in precision laser machining, producing fine contours, delicate structures, and precise holes using up to 5 axes.

Areas of application for laser fine machining

Laser fine machining is used in a wide range of industrial areas. Fields of applications include machine building, the electronics and motor vehicle industries, medical technology and watchmaking, chemical and food industries, jewelry.

Laser fine machining process

Cutting

Principle of laser machining

Due to their short wavelength and good beam quality, solid-state lasers are particularly well suited for fine machining. Because the laser beam can be focused at a very small beam diameter with high precision, fine cuts can be made with a cut width of as low as 10 µm (0.0004 in.) The zone along the cut that is affected by heat is also very small, and the machined parts do not become deformed.