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The Mitsubishi GX-F Advanced series of artificial intelligence enabled fiber lasers now use patented gas and burr reduction technology to help improve cutting quality while reducing gas consumption when cutting low-carbon steel.Mitsubishi Laser's proprietary Agr Mix nozzle technology does not require an external mixing tank or high-pressure oxygen. The combination of low-pressure air and nitrogen ...
March 8, in the three sessions of the 14th National People's Congress, the second “representative channel” focused on interviews, the National People's Congress, the party secretary of HGTECH Science and Technology, Chairman of the Board of Directors Ma Xinqiang, said in response to a reporter's question, in order to crack the “strangle “technical problems, HGTECH over the years in the field of h...
Snapmaker has opened pre-orders for 20W and 40W laser modules, which are significant upgrades to the modules available on existing Snapmaker machines.Snapmaker says that with the 40W module installed, you will be able to cut 15 mm basswood plywood at a time at a speed of 20 mm/SEC. With 20W, you will cut 10mm at a rate of 10mm/SEC. That's a lot more than Artisan and Snapmaker 2.0 - both are comp...
On May 6, 2024 local time, the Danish Business Administration (DBA) approved the sale of NKT Photonics to Photonics Management Europe S.R.L, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hamamatsu Photonics K.K.On that day, Hamamatsu Photonics received a notice from the Danish Business Administration stating that the acquisition had been approved:(Source: The Danish Business Authority)NKT Photonics stated that the...
Japanese and Swiss scientists have collaborated to develop glass that can generate electricity under light, which may pave the way for sustainable energy production. Researchers from Tokyo Institute of Technology and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne used femtosecond lasers to etch circuits on glass surfaces, resulting in the unexpected generation of semiconductor crystals.The ...