High Speed Laser Processing

Remote cutting of fiber composite materials (CFRP)
© Fraunhofer IWS / Jürgen Jeibmann
Remote cutting of fiber composite materials (CFRP)

Frequently new system technology is required to fully exploit the technical and economical potential of new or further developed techniques in laser materials processing and more powerful and higher quality laser beam sources. We develop customer tailored solutions if these system components are not yet commercially available. Examples include processing optics with enhanced functionality and hard- and software components for online process monitoring and control.
 

Our range of services includes:

  • Technological development of Remote processes for welding-, cutting processes and surface treatment of metals and non-metals
  • Design, set-up and qualifying of highly dynamic processing systems for gas assisted Remote- laser processing
  • Providing of process-and system adapted software
  • Implementation of sensors and diagnostic for process control
  • Determination of beam parameter of laser beam sources
  • Characterization of optical systems

Event Note

 

Hybrid (Dresden & Online)

Laser Symposium & ISAM 2023

November 29 – December 1, 2023 

Hybrid Event (Dresden & Online)

Laser Symposium & ISAM 2023

November 29 – December 1, 2023 

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Highlights

 

Product sheet

LMDR – Laser Magnetic Domain Refinement

Surface treatment of grain-oriented electrical steel using high power laser beam sources

Projects

Fraunhofer Cluster of Excellence Advanced Photon Sources (CAPS)

New generation of ultrashort pulsed lasers and their application, Timeframe: 10/2021–12/2023 (Fraunhofer)

News and Media

 

Press release / 21.9.2022

Sandblasting with Light

Fraunhofer IWS developed a laser technology to clean and structure surfaces particularly quickly while protecting the environment.

 

Annual Report Article

Cellular scanner mirrors for fast beam deflection

 

Annual Report Article

Technology and systems development for high-rate laser ablation