Items Tagged with 'cutting'

LPKF Laser & Electronics has announced a new line of UV laser cutting systems for printed circuit board depaneling. Available in early 2014, the MicroLine 2000 Series features a range of systems that meet the rigorous standards of modern circuit depaneling.

Laser Services Inc., an ISO and AS9100 registered laser job shop, has released a new video that focuses on their ceramic alumina substrate processing capabilities, specifically quick-turn laser cutting and drilling.

Laser Services Inc., an ISO and AS9100 registered laser job shop, has launched a newly redesigned website to include fresh insights and best practices on preparing files for laser cutting, drilling and welding, metals, ceramics, medical tools, adhesives, absorbers and more. In addition to providing an improved navigation and user experience, the site delves further into the capabilities of this laser job shop, and showcases videos, insights and laser engineering tips.

Laser Services Inc., an ISO and AS9100 registered laser job shop, has released a video that shows its innovative approach to servicing engineers, designers, and operations managers with expert laser cutting, drilling, marking, etching, ablating, and welding services. The video provides insights on how to best employ Laser Services as an outsource and covers their full breadth of capabilities from prototyping to volume assembly.

Laser Services Inc., (www.laserservicesusa.com), an ISO and AS9100 registered laser  job shop, has announced the creation of the world’s first super hero who packs a laser in the tip of his finger to be ready at a moment’s notice to cut, drill, or weld his way out of any situation.

Rache Corp. has developed a proprietary laser cutting process that can cut virtually all thin, ferrous metal and non-ferrous metal foils that range between .0005” to .060” thickness (.005 to .040 inches for aluminum, brass, and copper).

Engineers at IMS 2012 in Montreal, Canada looking for guidance on how best to employ lasers to aid in cutting, drilling and ablating materials will find help from the Laser Services team in booth #215. One such technique being adopted around the microwave industry is using laser ablation to create solder dams on circuits.