Laser cutting machine and laser welding machines are widely used in the following industry, such as sheet metal fabrication, metallic job-shops,Elevator industry,Shipyard building industry,Food and drugs machine manufacturing, other machine manufacturing…
When 3D printing is mentioned, you might first think of plastic filament stacking. But there's a laser 3D printing technology-stereolithography (SLA) based on high-speed galvanometer scanning-that can create delicate models as if "sculpting with ligh...
Conformal Cooling Channels in Molds: Challenges and SLM's Breakthrough When it comes to mold manufacturing, "conformal cooling channels" are key to improving efficiency and product quality – they can precisely control temperature by conforming ...
In the entire chain of automotive manufacturing, information marking on components and whole vehicles is a key link in ensuring quality and tracing origins. Relying on its unique technical advantages, the fiber laser marking machine is gradually re...
Overview and Applications of Laser Marking Technology It has basically replaced traditional marking methods such as pneumatic marking. Laser marking is widely used in numerous fields including the microelectronics industry, automobile manufacturin...
Laser welding, a welding process that leverages radiant energy for thermal input, has emerged as a game-changer in achieving high-precision and high-efficiency joins-offering distinct advantages that position it at the forefront of advanced manufactu...
Introduction Ultrafast laser technology is redefining the boundaries of precision engineering. Among the most significant innovations are short-pulse lasers, which deliver light in bursts as short as femtoseconds (10⁻¹⁵ seconds). Unlike conventi...
Introduction From electric vehicles to next-generation aircraft, the global manufacturing industry is undergoing a massive transformation. At the center of this shift is the demand for lighter, stronger, and more sustainable materials. Among the most...
Composite materials are all around us, even if we don’t always notice them. In simple terms, a composite is made by combining two different materials to create a product with improved properties compared to the individual components. This idea ...
Across industries, engineers are increasingly turning to continuous fiber reinforced (CFR) thermoplastic composites. These materials bring together lightweight properties, exceptional mechanical performance, and environmental benefits—making th...