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  • Featured Application: Laser Marking and Cutting Decorative Cards
    vapor and debris away from the focusing lens when cutting with a marking head). For applications where a thin material must be both cut and marked, marking heads are considerably faster than laser engravers or XY tables, because marking heads use galvanometers to quickly steer and redirect the beam
  • Featured Application: Laser Cutting 13-Layer Dieboard
    dieboard. To do this, we set up the cutting head on our XY table with a 127 mm (5.0") focal length lens that provides a 203-micron (0.008") spot with a 6.35 mm (0.25") depth of focus. In addition, we supplied 3.4 bar (50 PSI) of clean, dry air through the gas jet nozzle during cutting operations
  • Featured Application: Laser Cutting Nylon/Foam Laminate
    devices. The material used in this cutting trial is composed of a woven nylon fabric bonded on either side to a foam core, for an overall thickness of 7 mm (0.275"). To determine cut quality and cut speed, we set up our XY table with a 63.5 mm (2.5") positive meniscus optic that provides a 100-micron
  • Featured Application: Laser Cutting Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic Composites
    . For this particular customer application, a low density CFRP acrylic composite measuring 2.5 mm (0.1 inch) thick was laser cut. A Synrad 200 W laser was used in conjunction with our Application Lab's XY table, and the cutting head was outfitted with a 2.5" focal length lens that provides a 0.1 mm (0.004
  • Featured Application: Laser Marking Curved or Cylindrical Surfaces
    lasers and marking heads. Newsletter 243: Laser Marking Curved Surfaces, Cutting Sailcloth, New ti-series lasers. Synrad, Inc. - www.synrad.com. Thursday, August 5, 2010. Issue 243. Applications at a Glance. Marking Curved or Cylindrical Surfaces. Cutting Sailcloth. News from Synrad. Firestar ti60
  • Featured Application: Laser Marking PVC Extrusions using WinMark Pro's Banner Tracking Feature
    for cutting 1.14 mm (0.045") thick nylon webbing. The beam delivery setup for our XY cutting table consisted of a 63.5 mm (2.5") positive meniscus lens with a 100-micron (0.004") focused spot and a 1.8 mm (0.07") depth of field. We used 0.7 Bars (10 PSI) of clean, dry air (CDA) delivered coaxially
  • Featured Application: Marking Painted Stainless Steel Bottles
    laser processing during manufacturing such as cutting, drilling, or degating, PETG provides another distinct advantage over polycarbonate - a cleanly cut edge with no yellowing or discoloration. To process this sheet of 2 mm (0.08") thick PETG, we set up our XY table with a 63.5 mm (2.5") positive
  • Meeting the challenge of submicron defect characterization on final-polished wafers
    the accuracy of the LPD sizes given by scatterometers. Clearly, the scattering action of an incident laser beam at a pit differs from that at a particle, but almost all scatterometers are calibrated solely with polystyrene latex spheres. In the experiments discussed below, the hypothesis

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