LAF

LAF, or Laser Additive Fabrication, is a manufacturing process that uses focused laser beams to create or shape objects by melting and fusing materials, usually metals or ceramics. Think of it like 3D printing with lasers: material is added layer by layer, allowing for precise and complex designs that traditional methods might struggle with. LAF is valued for its accuracy, minimal waste, and ability to produce custom, intricate parts suitable for industries such as aerospace, automotive, and healthcare. It essentially builds parts directly from digital models, streamlining production and enabling innovation.