Laser Mechanisms has recently introduced the FiberCUT® STa laser processing head, which collimates and focuses a fibre-delivered laser beam and directs it, along with cutting gas, through its nozzle for optimal metal cutting.
Mar, 2024
Laser Mechanisms has recently introduced the FiberCUT® STa laser processing head, which collimates and focuses a fibre-delivered laser beam and directs it, along with cutting gas, through its nozzle for optimal metal cutting.
On its stands at MACH (NEC, 15th – 19th April) , Laser Lines will be showcasing a range of 3D printing technologies and there will be live demonstrations of laser welding and marking.
Recol Ltd, a provider of sheet metal fabrication, precision machined components and mechanical assemblies, has placed an order for a new AMADA FLW ENSISe 6 kW automated fibre laser welding machine.
Mansfield Pollard was founded over 155 years ago specialising in transforming the air management of working environments by controlling temperature, removing pollutants, or limiting noise.
The new NEO range of laser processing machines and a strong focus on customer service helped Yamazaki Mazak record its most successful ever year for laser sales in 2023.
Eagle Lasers celebrates its 18th anniversary, marking a milestone in its journey of innovation in fibre laser technology.
A leading US-based manufacturing solutions provider has upgraded its capabilities by adopting Prima Power’s Laser cutting + Punching + Buffering + Bending (LPBB) integrated and flexible system.
In recent years many people have spent more of their time socialising outdoors; unfortunately, British weather does not always make this a comfortable experience.
Civan Lasers proudly announces the opening of its first European office in Hannover, Germany, reflecting its commitment to meet the growing demand for our innovative solutions in Germany and across Europe, and improving Civan’s capability to deliver enhanced service and support.
PowerPhotonic, designer and manufacturer of freeform, wafer-scale optics, is achieving laser induced damage threshold (LIDT) measurements exceeding 100kW/cm at 1070 nm in continuous wave, high-power, laser applications.