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LASYS presents new technology in industrial laser material processing
The upcoming LASYS 2012 show, in Stuttgart June 12-14, is fast approaching with a comprehensive image of the latest generation of laser material processing.
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Potomac adds SPI fiber laser
The firm provider is expanding its contract manufacturing for small hole drilling and laser cutting.
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Ultrafast lasers in medical device manufacturing
Ultrafast lasers in medical device manufacturing
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Spectralytics opens new facility for micro laser processing services
Laser micro-processing contract manufacturer Spectralytics has opened a new facility in Minnesota.
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Spinning our way through Spring
Stop and smell the flowers The calendar says it's Spring, and, as this is being written, we have had a mild Winter with record, above-average temperatures, day after day. Should the last few weeks turn out to be stormy, as that rodent from Punxsutawney forecasts, I won't complain. The daffodils
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Company expands laser capacity in the aerospace and power generation industries
Swiss company expands capabilities with new 7 axiz laser processing system.
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Laser Services expands staff
Westford, MA – Laser Services (www.laserservicesusa.com), Inc., an ISO and AS-9100 registered precision laser cutting , drilling , scribing , etching, and welding job shop, has announced the hiring of several new team members in response to over a 15% growth in 2011. In the sales department, Ken
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Prima Power Laserdyne expands operations - new hires, new products and new markets
Prima Power Laseredyne riding the wave of increased business has expanded by new hires, new products and new markets.
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2011 Annual Economic Review and Forecast
So who knew, 12 months after the year started, that 2011 was going to end up a record-breaking year for industrial laser revenues.
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Micro-cutting stents using fiber lasers
Rugby, UK – Micro-cutting stents is one of the most demanding manufacturing applications in the medical device industry. With tube diameters between 1 mm and 10 mm and a wall thickness of around 100 µm, precision cutting is essential.