In the fast-paced world of modern manufacturing and material treatment, laser processing has emerged as a game-changing technology. Known for its unparalleled precision, efficiency, and versatility, laser-based systems are now widely used across industries—from electronics and automotive to aerospace and medical devices.

What is Laser Processing?
Laser processing refers to the use of laser beams to cut, weld, drill, mark, or modify materials. These beams, created by amplifying light through a gain medium, deliver intense, focused energy to a specific area—allowing for highly controlled interactions with metals, plastics, ceramics, glass, and even biological tissue.

Key Types of Laser Processing
Laser Cutting
Used to slice materials with minimal waste and exceptional accuracy, ideal for metals, fabrics, and plastics.

Laser Welding
Delivers deep, clean welds without contact, perfect for high-strength, low-distortion joints.

Laser Marking/Engraving
Adds barcodes, serial numbers, or designs on products for traceability and branding.

Laser Drilling
Creates fine, precise holes in challenging materials like turbine blades or circuit boards.

Laser Surface Treatment
Modifies surface characteristics for improved hardness, corrosion resistance, or texture.