Laser 3D Printing

Laser additive manufacturing processesis growing rapidly. These processes are based on the melting of a substrate by a laser beam and then adding material to the melt pool. The final result is a deposited material in a very localized area.

Popular Laser Additive Manufacturing Industiral Uses & Applications

Application industry: 3 C Electronics (e.g. mobile phone, laptop, Bluetooth headset), food packaging, communication (e.g. cable marking, jumper marking), medical and etc.

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The ability to create lightweight components which are aerodynamic and can be formed in a variety of complex geometric shapes.

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Electronics no longer need bulky circuit boards or wires and cables; The entire package can be shrunk down into a micro size.

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Make metals such as titanium strong and stable enough to create a dense material product. Carbon fibre is already in widespread use, desirable for its light weight yet extreme toughness and strength.

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Doctors could provide far more precise surgical outcomes and heal more easily.