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HyIntensity Fiber Laser HFL015
Products November 1, 2010
HyIntensity Fiber Laser HFL015
Hypertherm announced the release of a new fiber laser cutting system that includes all components in one complete package.
Color Laser Film
Products November 1, 2010
Color Laser Film
Schreiner ProTech North America Inc. recently announced that its Color Laser Film for generating self-adhesive labels, signs and plates on Nd:YAG laser systems features emission-free engraving, high durability and reliable counterfeit protection.
Infinite Web 355
Products November 1, 2010
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Infinite Web 355
Joining Technologies Inc., which makes industrial laser applications, has introduced its latest innovation—the Infinite Web™ 355 laser cutting and welding system for splicing iron and nickel-based strip alloys. The unique all-in-one design incorporates laser welding and cutting with a single head.
FS8025 flying-optic CO<sub>2</sub> laser
Products July 1, 2010
FS8025 flying-optic CO<sub>2</sub> laser
The FS8025 flying-optic CO<sub>2</sub> laser cutting system from Han-Kwang USA Inc. is its largest model to date. The system has dual shuttle tables, each measuring 26' long × 8' wide. The cutting head can cover an entire worktable area without repositioning the table in process, according to the company.
XL-80
Products June 1, 2010
XL-80
Renishaw Inc. offers the XL-80 laser calibration system.
LS100 EX YAG
Products April 1, 2010
LS100 EX YAG
Gravograph Inc., a laser engraving solutions company based in Duluth, Ga., recently announced the launch of its new laser solution for marking on metals and plastics: the LS100EX YAG.
Prepare for increasing business regs
Articles August 15, 2009 Keith Jennings
Prepare for increasing business regs
As an owner or manager of a machining business, you have your hands full dealing with matters from the front office to the shop and everything in-between. Even so, nonproduction issues seem to be an increasing burden.

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