Developing laser technology in action

For all that cannot get enough from laser, eurolaser.tv is now available – The video portal around laser technology. Get your system technology of eurolaser directly to your workplace or at home.  You can browse through our variety of videos and let yourself informed [details]

We compare laser machining with milling, sawing, cutting and punching

Every investment in a processing machine is based on the question which production technologies are actually suitable for your purposes. Which are the advantages of Technology A compared to Technology B and where do the differences lie?

As there are a variety of [details]

Loading and unloading during the cutting process

Small or large series production is where the decisive time advantage of this option is particularly noticeable! The software-controlled division of the work area allows laser system operation on alternate sides. This enables production tob e continued on the opposite side while [details]

Demo centres in the United States, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Thailand and Turkey

After the successful opening of five new application centres during the past year, eurolaser continues with the expansion of its world-wide network in 2013. For you as a customer, this means: competent advice in your own language, live demonstrations and material sampling on [details]

A clean cut - modern filter cut by laser technic

Filtration is becoming an increasingly important consideration, especially where the environment is concerned. In this newsletter, we would like to demonstrate to you efficient methods for the manufacture of filter fleece, an effective filter medium.

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An end to the rumours - the truth about laser classes

Manufacturers often advertise laser processing machines by claiming their cutters and engravers have a laser class 1 marking. Correct or not? However, what exactly lies behind this label and which consequences does it have for practical use. In the following, we will explain you [details]

Only a laser can do this!

For this edition of LASER today, we constructed a miniature model of the world famous Eiffel Tower made of PMMA. The unusual feature in the making of this little building is the cutting of many highly-detailed contours without causing the material to break. Souvenirs of this [details]