Laser applications

The femtosecond laser micromachining technique has brought transparent materials processing to the next level. Complex structures can now be precisely fabricated by selectively removing material through drilling, cutting, and milling.

Femtosecond lasers enable the production of complex shapes and features, while also providing the capability to perform black/white marking and coloring without the need for chemical additives.

Polymer processing with femtosecond lasers has opened up new avenues for precision fabrication of complex structures by selectively removing polymer with high precision and minimal thermal effects. 

Compared to traditional methods, femtosecond lasers with their very short pulse durations offer superior precision. Complex 3D structures as well as non-conventional shapes can be obtained.

For a long time laser spectroscopy has been source of inspiration for EKSPLA scientific laser engineers. Explore some typical applications where our picosecond and nanosecond lasers has been employed.

Photoacoustic imaging is a valuable high-contrast in vivo imaging technique for pre-clinical and clinical applications. This technique uses laser-induced ultrasound.

Ultra-high intensity laser applications span a number of scientific disciplines, such as plasma physics and fusion research, atomic molecular & optical physics, femtosecond chemistry, astrophysics, high energy physics, materials science, biology, and medicine.