Pulsar Photonics and Scanlab join forces
The two German companies agree to collaborate on the development and distribution of higher-integrated laser scan systems.
Scanlab and Pulsar Photonics are launching a cooperation for development and distribution of more highly integrated laser scan systems in 2022. Besides collaborating on the development of the ‘photonic drill engine’ for laser microdrilling at a high throughput rate, Scanlab will now be able to supply a range of beam shaping systems and other customized solutions. In doing so, the company will expand its product range for micro material processing and offer users new solutions that will help them to improve their productivity and processing quality.
The two companies have already been collaborating on the design and development of scan solutions for microprocessing since 2019. This new project also means that Scanlab will take on joint responsibility for the distribution of highly integrated laser scan systems, allowing the organization to provide its own customer base with additional, integrated solutions from February 2022 onward. The market for USP applications (ultrashort-pulse lasers) is continuing to grow; in general, the most significant challenges involve achieving desired increases in throughput. Parallelization of laser processes using multi-beam systems can help to overcome this precise challenge.
The collaboration between USP expert Pulsar Photonics and Scanlab goes above and beyond a typical joint distribution project for the specified products. Over the course of their ‘Photonics Drill Engine’ (PDE) development project, the two businesses will jointly develop an extremely dynamic, versatile multibeam tool for laser material processing. This technology is particularly suitable for use in the electronics industry, for instance for laser drilling circuit boards in order to increase drilling rates for high-density applications. The companies' journey together has only just begun.
