Laser Cutting

Laser micromachining provides ultra-precise material removal and structuring at microscopic scales, making it ideal for applications in electronics, medical devices, and micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS). Our laser micromachining services utilize advanced laser technology to achieve exceptional accuracy, minimal thermal impact, and superior surface quality.

• Machining Area: Up to 200mm x 200mm (length x width)
• Material Thickness: Typically up to 1mm, depending on the material type
• Weight: Varies based on material and size of the machined piece

1. Preparing the Design:
   • Create or obtain a high-resolution vector design file in a compatible format (e.g., DXF, SVG).
   • Ensure the design includes all necessary details and tolerances for micromachining.
2. Setting Up the Machine:
   • Load the material onto the laser micromachining stage, securing it to prevent any movement.
   • Adjust the laser parameters (power, speed, focus) based on the material and desired features.
3. Machining Process:
   • Upload the design file to the laser micromachining software and position it accurately on the material.
   • Conduct a test run on a similar material to verify the settings.
   • Initiate the laser micromachining process, closely monitoring the operation to ensure precision.
4. Post-Machining:
   • Carefully remove the machined pieces from the stage.
   • Inspect the pieces under a microscope to ensure they meet the required specifications and quality.
   • Clean any debris or residues from the machined parts as needed.
5. Safety Precautions:
   • Wear appropriate safety gear, including safety glasses and gloves, to protect from laser exposure and material handling.
   • Ensure the micromachining area is well-ventilated to avoid inhalation of fumes or particles.
   • Never leave the laser micromachining system unattended during operation.
   • Follow all manufacturer safety guidelines and adhere to local regulations.