One of the biggest advantages of laser milling is exceptional precision. The focusability of the laser beam makes it possible to create microscopic details and complex geometric shapes. This is especially important in the production of medical devices, electronic components and other fine mechanical products.
During laser milling, there is no physical contact with the material, which minimizes mechanical stress and deformation. This is particularly beneficial for materials that are sensitive to mechanical influences or where the integrity of the surface is critical.
During laser milling, material removal is extremely efficient, so less waste is generated than with traditional cutting processes. This is not only more cost-effective, but also a more environmentally friendly solution, as less material ends up in the garbage.
Laser milling is highly repeatable, ensuring consistent quality and reliability. This is particularly important in industries such as the automotive or electronics industry, where strict quality requirements are essential.