A-Laser knows the importance of focus in any business, and in the technologically complex world of lasers, it’s essential.  With the use of ablation or synthetic erosion, ultraviolet (UV) laser cutters mimic the natural wearing away process. This state-of-the-art technology explodes material rather than melting it, creating a cleaner edge and less thermal impact. A-Laser ablation successfully handles polymides, precious metals, and thermal substrates.

What is UV laser ablation?

Ablation is defined as removal or erosion of something. Ultraviolet laser ablation is the technology used to mimic the wearing a way of natural objects that are usually found in nature; like the erosion of rock or evaporation of snow.

The UV laser ablation process explodes material rather than melting it, which results in a sharper, cleaner edge and less thermal influence when laser cut. A-Laser operates on a wide range of materials with our UV laser ablation systems, from SOMABLACK to precious metals to thermal substrates. Additionally, these materials are seen with adhesive combos that are clad or bonded. Our UV ablation specialists have built a vast library of tools to accommodate these various material combinations, their thicknesses, and cut requests of our customers.

By utilizing UV laser ablation, we can achieve incredibly intricate and complex patterns without charring the material and maintaining tolerances of +/- 12 microns or .0005″.

Ultraviolet (UV) Laser ablation will produce finely cut and detailed features in precision parts manufacturing for industries ranging from medical to engineering. This application is typically used on non-metal parts but can also be used on ultra-thin metal as well.

As the leading industrial solid-state laser manufacturer in China, RFH laser company offer 355nm ultraviolet laser, 532nm green laser and customized laser for a broad range of commercial, industrial, and scientific applications.

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