Fiber Laser Marker cuts and drills holes.March 4, 2009 -
In addition to marking and engraving on both metals and plastics, Model LMF2000 can produce cuts in copper, steel, or aluminum up to 0.02 in. thick, enabling prototyping of lead frames, sheet parts, or steel tubes. Method uses no direct assist gas, and precise control over laser parameters enables cut to be tuned for quality with underside burr of less than 0.0005 in.
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Unitek Miyachi Corporation
1820 S. Myrtle Ave., P.O. Box 5033
Monrovia, CA, 91017 7133
USA
Cutting and Hole Drilling with a Fiber Laser Marker
MONROVIA, CA - February 11, 2009 - In addition to superior marking and engraving on both metals and plastics, Miyachi Unitek's LMF2000 fiber laser marker is able to provide a fine, high quality cut in copper, steel or aluminum up to 0.02" thick. This enables cost-effective prototyping of lead frame, other featured sheet parts, or steel tubes and can be used to modify an existing design. The method uses no direct assist gas, and, precise control over laser parameters means the cut can be tuned for speed and quality with an underside burr of less than 0.0005".
Miyachi Unitek designs and manufactures a full range of resistance welding and reflow soldering power supplies, heads, monitors and accessories for both large scale and fine spot applications requiring precision metals joining, lasers and laser systems for welding and marking, and hermetic sealing systems, gloveboxes and environmental enclosures. The company offers applications and process development support at no charge. Company Headquarters is located at 1820 S Myrtle Ave., Monrovia, CA 91016. Contact Miyachi Unitek at (626) 303-5676 or by email at info@muc.miyachi.com. Miyachi Unitek may be found on the internet at www.muc.miyachi.com.
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