Laser ablation is a process that uses a high-energy laser beam to remove the surface of materials. The process can be used for a variety of applications, including surface cleaning, surface modification, and material removal. This technique is very fast, precise, and highly automated, and is therefore often used in high-volume manufacturing.
In laser ablation, the laser beam is usually generated by a laser source. These lasers can produce a highly focused laser beam with high energy density. When the beam is focused on a small area of the surface, the energy of the beam can evaporate or ablate the material, resulting in precise material removal. You can control the amount of material removed by adjusting the laser power and the duration of the laser pulse. Higher laser power and longer pulse duration will result in more material being removed, while lower laser power and shorter pulse duration will remove less material.
Features of laser ablation
Conclusion
Overall, industrial laser ablation is a highly efficient laser process with a wide range of applications in manufacturing and other industries.
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