The University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) North West is working with Theta Technologies to investigate its new non-destructive testing (NDT) product which the company says is a game-changing development for metal additive manufacturing.
Coherent Corp. has announced the introduction of its next-generation ultralow-cost Matrix nanosecond pulsed UV lasers for high-contrast marking applications in consumer goods, industrial electronics, home appliances, and packaging.
Laser cutting and bending company Concept Metal Products had relied on the bulk supply of liquid nitrogen as an essential element of its process operations. But when the supplier was unable to fulfil its contractual obligations, an alternative and reliable nitrogen source had to be sought.
High laser power levels call for high-power measures and OPTOMAN has developed high reflectivity IBS mirror coatings designed for ultrafast Yb:YAG, Yb:KYW/KGW, and Yb doped fiber lasers.
Three laser technology-based PhD opportunities have been announced by the MTC – 2 with the University of Birmingham and 1 with the University of Nottingham.
Croft Additive Manufacturing has achieved a remarkable feat, receiving not just one but two prestigious Certificate of Excellence awards from Made Smarter.
Coherent Corp has introduced its new HIGHmotion 2D laser processing head that is rated for 8 kW beam delivery and which has been optimised for deep copper welds over wide working areas in electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing applications.
The Association of Industrial Laser Users (AILU) held its AGM on 31 May 2023, where Ric Allott (STFC) was elected as the AILU President and Paola De Bono (TWI) & Richard Carter (Heriot-Watt University) were elected as Vice Presidents.
Glenart College in the Republic of Ireland first began considering integrating a laser cutter into its technology department in 2019 as a means to make project work more efficient for students.
The agreement aims to explore commercial opportunities using NUBURU’s proprietary blue laser technology and GE Additive’s machine and system expertise, with the goal of continuing to improve speed and accuracy for laser-based additive manufacturing.
