1 - 10 of 219 Search Results for drill holes
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Packaging Film Drilling with 10.2-µm Wavelength C0 2 Lasers
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Packaging Film Drilling with 10.2-µm Wavelength C0 2 Lasers To make it easy for you to access a wide range of commercial applications using lasers, we have developed an Industrial Applications finder’s tool. Coherent lasers & industrial laser applications Plastic Drilling Ablation-Material Removal ...
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Micromachining
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... of commercial applications using lasers, we have developed an Industrial Applications finder’s tool. Coherent lasers & micromachining Micro Hole Drilling Microelectronics Direct Laser Processing Advanced Lithography Micromechanical structures are gaining more and more importance, demanding new ...
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NonTraditionalMethodsforMakingSmallHolesRev2
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80 MODERN MACHINE SHOP JUNE, 2002 Emphasis: HOLE MAKING m o v e m e n t capabilities. For a cylindrical part, the most common movement is continuous rotation about its major axis. The beam moves simultaneously with the part, in a "fl ying beam" fashion, to produce the holes in the shortest ...
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... solution due to the development of industrial grade diode pumped, short pulsed, frequency-multiplied solid-state lasers. Using the new helical drilling method, an outstanding level of accuracy at high aspect ratios can be achieved (Figure 1). Introduction Lamp-pumped Nd:YAG-lasers with pulse lengths ...
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NonTraditionalMethodsforMakingSmallHolesRev2
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JUNE, 2002 MODERN MACHINE SHOP 77 cooling holes in turbine components for the aircraft/aerospace industry. Until recently, such systems required a lot of maintenance--replacement of the optics, periodic replacement of the fl ashlamp, realigning the optics within the laser, and so forth. Despite the ...
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NonTraditionalMethodsforMakingSmallHolesRev2
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JUNE, 2002 MODERN MACHINE SHOP 79 Electron Beam Drilling Electron Beam (EB) drilling was developed by Karl-Heinz Steigerwald in Germany in the early 1950s, to drill holes in jewel bearings for mechanical watches. His work eventually led to the creation of Steigerwald Strahltechnik GmbH (Munich, Germany ...
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