Dedicated to the nanosecond technology, it enables the development of new applications such as microdrilling, marking, cleaning, surface finishing or microcutting in various industries, especially automotive, aerospace, food, and more. Thanks to its pulse duration between 10 and 200 nanoseconds, the nanosecond laser has not only the power of conventional lasers, but also the advantage of high-precision micromachining production without causing material warm-up.
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