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• 11/17/2010 -- First user receives enhanced JK drilling laser
  Rugby, UK – Winbro Group Technologies, a manufacturer of advanced machining technologies for the aerospace and industrial gas turbine industries, is the first company to receive an enhanced JK604D laser from JK Lasers.
• 11/17/2010 -- First user receives enhanced JK drilling laser
  Rugby, UK – Winbro Group Technologies, a manufacturer of advanced machining technologies for the aerospace and industrial gas turbine industries, is the first company to receive an enhanced JK604D laser from JK Lasers.
• 06/25/2010 -- Changes at Winbro
  Coalville, Leicestershire, U.K. – Winbro Group Technologies has announced the appointment of Robb Hudson as vice president, North America. He will play a key part in the launch of Winbro’s new technology and development center to be based in the Charlotte, N.C., area.
• 06/25/2010 -- Changes at Winbro
  Coalville, Leicestershire, U.K. – Winbro Group Technologies has announced the appointment of Robb Hudson as vice president, North America. He will play a key part in the launch of Winbro’s new technology and development center to be based in the Charlotte, N.C., area.
• 06/16/2010 -- Laser chemical doping system introduced
  Stuttgart, Germany – At LASYS I renewed the acquaintance of Berthold Richerzhagen, CEO of Synova S.A., who I had first met when he introduced his laser water jet system for hole drilling at the Laser Munich show years ago. I had spotted this system as an innovation that could find a solid niche in industrial laser material processing. It took a few years – new technology innovations usually do – but Synova has had recent successes that have established the laser water jet as a viable processing tool.