At Laser World of Photonics, Scanlab showcases its latest high-speed scan systems and innovations for industrial laser applications. Highlights include live demos of the Scancube IV 7 in a synchronized multi-head setup, new models in the Intelliscan IV series, and an interactive Innovations Board offering insights into cutting-edge development projects.

At the Munich trade fair Laser World, Aerotech showcases cutting-edge motion control innovations — from high-speed laser drilling with the Aeroscript Plus Drill Optimizer to nanopositioning and dynamic gantry systems, all powered by the latest Automation1 platform.

The OEM manufacturer of laser scanning solutions, Scanlab, is expanding its range of solutions for additive manufacturing (AM) and other fields of application, such as micromachining.

Aerotech introduces the AGV5D, a cutting-edge 5-axis laser precession scanner designed for high-precision laser micromachining. By integrating advanced control technology and innovative thermal management, the AGV5D enables the creation of complex geometries with sub-micrometre accuracy.

Big Daishowa introduces the HSK-EZ15 Mega Micro Chuck collet chuck. This version has been specially developed for the machining of small workpieces in micromachining.

At EPHJ, GF Machining Solutions will present its latest laser solution for micromachining and 3D surface texturing.

From a modest start in a Vienna garage to becoming a top precision manufacturer, Gerhard Rauch specialises in moulded parts, fixtures and prototypes, utilizing a fleet of EDM machines. Now, the company expanded its capabilities with the addition of two new machines.

Scanlab has forged new partnerships to streamline the integration of the XL Scan, an innovative micromachining tool designed for processing large workpieces with high precision. Developed alongside ACS Motion Control, this solution merges a 2D scanning head with an XY positioning stage for continuous motion during laser processing.

GF Machining Solutions has launched a new version of a computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) software, Laser CAM, part of the Laser Suite 360 software package.

By 2024 drink bottles made of plastic must be produced in such a way that the cap is firmly attached to the container. This requires new design concepts that are also reflected by the machines used to manufacture the moulds.