TRUMPF’s latest innovation is the TruPrint 5000 Green Edition which is based on the previous Green Edition concept but with increased build volume of 300mm x H 400mm and higher productivity.
May, 2023
TRUMPF’s latest innovation is the TruPrint 5000 Green Edition which is based on the previous Green Edition concept but with increased build volume of 300mm x H 400mm and higher productivity.
The program to develop a diode-pumped, solid-state (DPSS) laser for excimer laser annealing (ELA) began in earnest at Coherent in 2019 as part of a continuous innovation cycle that drives technology forward.
Available in 3 basic sizes the XXL-BOX perfectly complements SIC MARKING’s laser workstation wide range of products, which makes it possible to meet all customer requirements in terms of cabinet size.
Reacting to the market demand for high power ultrafast laser optics available to be delivered in a few business days, OPTOMAN has introduced OPTOSHOP – Your Gateway to Advanced Laser Optics.
During 2022 ES Precision introduced its new erosion cutting service to compliment the successful laser marking and engraving that the jobshop has been offering since ES was founded in 2017.
Former Bank of England chief economist and head of the Royal Society of Arts, Andy Haldane (right in image) will chair the industrial board at University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) for the next three years.
Laserkraft, a Swedish sheet metal processing company specialising in laser cutting, edge pressing, welding and processing, has purchased an Eagle iNspire, the first 30 kW fibre laser in Sweden.
This year, global engineering technologies business, Renishaw, is celebrating its 50th anniversary. The company, which was founded on 4 April 1973, will mark this significant milestone with a year of global activities.
Simon Watson vividly remembers the moment he made his decision to buy his first laser processing machine. “I used to have an office that overlooked the workshop, and I could see all our welders spending most of their time cutting steel and drilling holes, rather than welding. I knew then we needed to get our skilled people doing what we pay them for.”
The arrival of a new TRUMPF TruLaser Tube 3000 fibre at Salisbury-based LASERCELL has allowed the company to eliminate the cost of previously outsourcing its tube laser cutting requirements.