RFH 20w nanosecond high power UV laser solves the difficulty of cutting glass   The characteristics of glass are well known to be hard and brittle, so cutting glass has always been a difficult task in industrial processing.   Although it is difficult to process, because glass is basically non-conductive, it is suitable for electrodes. Taking advantage of this feature, many electrode glass tubes came into being.

When it comes to the application of UV lasers, cutting coated glass must be a compelling topic. Film-coated glass, as a high-grade building material, has the characteristics of beauty, durability and safety, and is widely used in modern buildings. However, because the surface is covered with a special protective film, the traditional cutting method is insufficient.

First, a brief introduction to high-power nanosecond UV lasers. Nanosecond ultraviolet laser is a device that uses high-energy laser pulses to process the surface of materials. Its pulse width is usually between a few to tens of nanoseconds. Its working wavelength is usually in the ultraviolet band, with higher photon energy and better beam quality. This kind of laser is widely used in various material processing fields, such as glass, ceramics, metal, etc.