Laser processing

Laser processing uses a focused beam of light—called a laser—to precisely cut, engrave, or modify materials. The laser's concentrated energy heats and melts or vaporizes the material at a specific point, allowing for highly accurate and clean results. This technology is used in industries like manufacturing, electronics, and medical device production to create detailed parts, engravings, or surface treatments. Laser processing offers advantages such as minimal material waste, high precision, and the ability to work with a wide range of materials including metals, plastics, and ceramics.