July 1, 2014 | Medical

Configurable Fiber Laser Workstation

IPG Photonics Corporation, Oxford, MA, announces the IX-200-F, an advanced fiber laser micromachining system for general purpose, R&D, and batch-scale production applications. The multi-function system can easily be configured with different combinations of fiber lasers and beam delivery systems to address high-precision, cutting, drilling, and patterning micromachining applications.

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July 1, 2014 | Medical