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There are many industrial processes that use fiber lasers, which could provide the e-mobility industry with the edge it requires. Fiber lasers have been hugely successful in many areas of manufacturing such as cleaning and ablation, cutting, drilling and additive manufacturing. Fibre laser engraving can be used to imprint vehicle identification numbers, serial numbers and information relating to specific parts. In applications like cutting and drilling, fiber lasers provide unerring accuracy and precision. Another area where fiber lasers can provide support to the manufacturers of e-mobility vehicles is light-weighting. The use of fiber lasers in the automotive industry has a proven track record. This infographic from SPI Lasers provides detailed information on how these processes can now be transferred to the e-mobility industry has an enabler.

SPI Lasers are a leading manufacturer in the fiber lasers industry. Precision and accuracy can be achieved easily by using a pulsed fiber laser during the process of engraving. This detailed infographic from SPI Lasers explains how it's done.

When engraving using fiber lasers, unwanted material is removed to the required depth and shape to create an engraving. The process has striking similarities to laser ablation, where a pulsed fiber laser beam is used to target unwanted matter on a surface. The laser is used to irradiate and vaporise the targeted matter, effectively cleaning the surface.

Fiber laser engraving is an advanced technical process that involves the removal of a layer of material by using a focused laser beam. The beam irradiates and vaporises the target layer down to the required depth.

Fiber laser engraving is an advanced technical process that involves the removal of a layer of material by using a focused laser beam. The beam irradiates and vaporises the target layer down to the required depth. It is quite similar to fiber laser ablation and can be successfully used on a number of materials like ceramics, metals and silicon.

In this latest infographic from SPI Lasers, technicians can learn how to use pulsed fiber lasers on a range of different materials, like ceramics, plastics and rubber during the process of laser engraving.

Have you ever considered the use of fiber lasers in your industrial engraving processes? An eye-opening infographic has been released by SPI Lasers,the global leader in the industry for laser applications. The infographic provides industry users with detailed information in a visually appealing, comprehensive manner.

Laser engraving is a precise and effective technique that has a wide range of applications. Check out this infographic by SPI Lasers that will explain all you need to know about the subject.

When engraving using fiber lasers, unwanted material is removed to the required depth and shape to create an engraving. The process has striking similarities to laser ablation, where a pulsed fiber laser beam is used to target unwanted matter on a surface.

Laser technology has progressed in huge leaps and bounds over the years. The science behind the technology is fascinating, and there's no better authority on the subject than SPI Lasers.

Laser technology has progressed in huge leaps and bounds over the years. The science behind the technology is fascinating, and there's no better authority on the subject than SPI Lasers.

This industrial process involves the use of a pulsed laser beam pointed at the surface, which removes a layer of material through irradiation. Please view this SPI Lasers infographic, aimed at educating users in the industry.

Prior to the advent of fiber laser technology, surface modifications were carried out through energy-intensive processes like heating the surface, using a furnace. The engraving was completed by separate tools. The wearing out of tools was a major problem for the industry. Lubrication systems were required to reduce friction at the point of contact.