Micro Cutting

Femtosecond laser cutting is well known as Cold Processing since the ultrashort pulses produce a minimal heat affected zone and allow precise cuts in various materials. This process has the advantage of allowing cuts to be made without leaving debris.

For example, squares with rounded corners in a polymer. The pitch between the holes is substantially smaller than the size of the hole. Spaces are thin and straight, ablation edges are clear, and there is minimal thermal influence.

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Micro Cutting
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Application fields

Filters, Flow Moulders

Femtosecond laser micro-drilling is precise and produces minimal heat, making it useful for drilling filters, nozzles, and tools in materials such as metals, ceramics, polymers, and glass. It’s also useful for making cuts in materials without leaving debris.

Applying for Industries

Semicon

Industrial R&D

Employed Processes

Other Microfabrications

Femtosecond lasers are extremely versatile tools allowing a great variety of different microfabrication processes, like micro-ablation, surface structuring, micro-welding, laser marking, micro-cutting and more.

Laser Nanofactory

Hybrid Fabrication

Laser Nanofactory workstation allows hybrid fabrication, meaning that various processes are supported by the same equipment. The two of our most frequently used processes are multiphoton polymerization and selective glass etching, however that is far from all!

Contract Manufacturing

Feasibility Studies

A feasibility study is composed of several steps, including researching methods for fabricating micro-structures, fabricating a micro-structure prototype, measuring and aligning the prototype with technical requirements, and finally preparing a study report.

Small Scale Production

Small-scale production is an essential step in the overall process of micro-structure fabrication, helping to ensure that the developed process is effective, efficient, and capable of producing high-quality micro-structures at scale.