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Laser Cleaning (also known as Laser Blasting) vs. Abrasive Blasting are some of the most common equipment options in processes for surface conditioning needs. Abrasive blasting is constituted in either sandblasting, bead blasting, soda blasting, media blasting, water blasting, dry ice blasting, or chemical etching. These days, companies using abrasive ...
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Lasers are now producing grill marks on food products for the food processing industry. Laser Photonics has experimented with new applications in using Laser equipment to make grill marks on food products such as precooked chicken, chicken wings, raw chicken, sausages, patties, flatbread, and even dog treats. The tests proved ...
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Laser cleaning is a non-contact process that can replace the use of chemicals or abrasive cleaning. It can be applied to various materials, metal and more. Today large companies are moving away from sandblasting, chemical etching, and the use of solvents toward using lasers when it comes to cleaning their ...
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Orlando, Florida, September 18, 2018 – Laser Photonics is announcing a release of its new range of industrial cleaning systems. LP laser cleaning systems can be used in multiple applications where abrasive blasting such as sandblasting and bead blasting, wet chemical processes, and other hazardous industrial cleaning solutions fail to ...
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Laser marking, laser engraving, and laser cleaning has gone from cool tech to an industry requirement. The military represents one of the largest and most diverse industries that require that parts and inventory be marked for tracking, service and safety inspection. Fighter jets and other planes must be de-painted to inspect, service and re-certify parts ...
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Laser Photonics announces the newest model of the Handheld MarkStarPro. Smaller and lightweight design with all cables enclosed plus the versatility, high performance, and rugged portability of our Handheld Series. The MarkStarPro is designed for a wide range of engraving and marking applications in the field or around the shop. The MarkStar can mark on many materials, sizes, and locations ...
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Compliance has its challenges. Firearms manufacturers are working diligently to comply with the various handgun and ammunition marking laws from various states, government agencies, and the UN. In order to comply, many manufacturers have to upgrade and overhaul factory lines to include the mandated lasers. Gun manufacturers, such as Smith & Wesson and Sturm, ...
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Application Newsletter: Lasers in Automotive Industry  Using Laser Cutting in the Auto Industry - an Applications Newsletter Laser use in automotive manufacturing dates back to Ford Motor Co in the mid 70’s. Lasers were used initially for under body welding for an assembly line. Today, lasers are used in nearly ...
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Today's manufacturing is moving into the future with laser systems, but leave their cleaning and coatings removal to chemicals and old processes that are not environmentally friendly or just plain hazardous. Upgrade your facility with Laser Photonics CleanTech™ fiber laser cleaning systems - a non-abrasive cleaning process that is both safe and ...
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