ロールtoロールでレーザー高速微細穴加工受託・レーザー加工機制作
At FILMTECH JAPAN, which will be held from Oct. 4 (Wed) to Oct. 6(Fri), 2023, GHS scanner that enables high-speed laser processing on films and metal foils conveyed by roll-to-roll, laser punching technology, and half-cutting technology for composite materials will be introduced. This is the introduction of laser processing technology that can keep up with the speed of roll-to-roll conveyance for the first time.
As part of ADEKA’s research on the creation of ultra-high-capacity cathode, laser hole drilling was performed on the 3D porous metal body Aluminum Celmet. ADEKA’s research paper has received the Minister of Economy, Trade, and Industry’s Award of Advanced Technology Awards. It is remarkably interesting research. Congratulations!
High-speed punching technology for metal foil and resin film without using a die is a technology that simultaneously punches holes larger than the laser spot diameter in an instant, not in a single stroke. A special optical system is installed in the combination of film and laser conveyed by roll-to-roll.
As a result, an unprecedented functional film was created that enables simultaneous multi-punching and mass production at high speed.
A laser punches holes with diameters ranging from 50 µm to 1,000 µm, which far exceed the laser spot diameter, in metal foil and resin film that is conveyed by roll-to-roll, like a pressing process. There is no deformation of the material due to processing reaction force, and no shavings due to the thinness of the material. Laser punching can instantly punch about 300 holes at a time, making a significant contribution to SDGs in the world of organic synthesis and decomposition.
We have installed 4K-capable microscopes to respond to social trends such as COVID-19 Pandemic, business trip restrictions, and Dx popularization. We can fulfill requests for on-site experiments from all over Japan without leaving your office. Advanced WIRED’s laser processing technology can be shared with our engineers in high definition. Although we cannot meet the request of those who want to enjoy Niigata’s local sake…