- Laser machining is an advanced manufacturing process that uses high-energy laser beams to precisely cut, drill, weld, and modify materials with exceptional accuracy.
- This non-contact technique is ideal for producing intricate geometries and ultra-fine features in metals, polymers, and bioabsorbable materials, making it essential for medical device manufacturing.
- Advanced laser systems minimize heat-affected zones, preventing burrs and material contamination while ensuring superior edge quality.
- Multi-axis laser machining enables the production of complex components with tight tolerances, ensuring consistency and repeatability for high-volume production.
- This technology is used for fabricating stents, implantable devices, and micro-scale medical components, offering unmatched precision and reliability for critical applications.