Laser drilling is a precision machining process that uses a focused laser beam to create holes in materials, offering high accuracy and minimal thermal distortion compared to traditional methods. It is widely used in industries such as aerospace, electronics, and medical device manufacturing for its ability to produce small, intricate holes in hard or brittle materials.

Laser Drilling

Precision machining process

Focused laser beam

Create holes in materials

High accuracy

Minimal thermal distortion

Traditional methods refer to established, time-tested techniques or practices that have been used over long periods and are often passed down through generations. These methods are typically characterized by their reliance on manual processes, cultural heritage, and empirical knowledge rather than modern technology or innovation.

Traditional Methods

Aerospace Industry

Electronics Industry

Medical Device Manufacturing

Small intricate holes

Hard materials

Brittle materials are characterized by their tendency to fracture without significant plastic deformation when subjected to stress. These materials typically have high compressive strength but low tensile strength, making them susceptible to sudden failure under tension or impact.

Brittle Materials

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