laser hole drilling
Laser hole drilling is a precision engineering process that leverages high-intensity laser beams to create microscopic holes in materials. Its main functions include achieving intricate hole patterns in a variety of materials, from metals to plastics, with exceptional precision and speed. Technological features of laser hole drilling include its ability to maintain a small heat-affected zone, which minimizes material distortion, and its computer numerical control (CNC) capabilities that enable precise positioning and drilling. This technology finds extensive applications in industries such as aerospace, electronics, and automotive, where precision and quality are non-negotiable. The process involves focusing a laser beam on the material's surface, which rapidly heats the area to melting or vaporization point, allowing for the creation of clean, precise holes without the need for mechanical force.