| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Housing | Class 1 laser |
| Dimensions (W × D × H) | 970 × 1990 × 1980 mm |
| Approx. Weight | 1250 kg |
| Max. Workpiece Weight | 30 kg |
| Inner Surface | ± 10 µm per 300 mm for X- and Y-axes |
| Travel (X / Y / Z) | 400 × 400 × 390 mm |
| Usable Range (X / Y / Z) at Optics (f = 100 mm) | 70 × 70 × 390 mm |
Advanced Laser Surface Structuring Machine
In today’s fast-paced world of material innovation and advanced manufacturing, laser surface structuring machines represent a truly transformative technology. Using ultrafast laser pulses, these advanced...
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Redefining Surface Engineering with Laser Precision with Laser Surface Structuring Machine
In today’s fast-paced world of material innovation and advanced manufacturing, laser surface structuring machines represent a truly transformative technology. Using ultrafast laser pulses, these advanced systems precisely structure surfaces at the micro- and nano-scale, unlocking new performance characteristics and enabling functional enhancements that are impossible with conventional mechanical or chemical processes.
Laser surface structuring allows manufacturers to precisely tailor surface properties such as hydrophobicity, adhesion, friction behaviour, biocompatibility, and optical response. The non-contact, digitally controlled process ensures exceptional repeatability, clean processing without consumables, and fine control over complex surface geometries—making it ideal for high-value and high-performance components.
From aerospace components and medical implants to energy-efficient renewable systems and advanced industrial tools, laser surface structuring provides a controlled, scalable, and future-ready approach to surface functionalisation. United Spectrum Instruments is the authorised distributor in India, offering application expertise, system integration support, and reliable after-sales service to help manufacturers harness the full potential of laser surface structuring technologies.
Understanding Advanced Laser Surface Structuring Machine
Laser surface structuring leverages high-powered, ultrafast laser beams (typically femtosecond or picosecond pulses) to precisely modify material surfaces. Through controlled ablation, melting, or photochemical reactions, this non-contact process creates micro- and nano-scale textures that alter surface characteristics such as roughness, reflectivity, wettability, and adhesion.
How it Works:
- Ultrashort laser pulses interact with the surface without causing heat damage (cold ablation)
- LIPSS (Laser-Induced Periodic Surface Structures) form spontaneously for repeatable micro/nano textures
- Patterns can be custom-designed using CAD/CAM software and process simulation
- The result: Enhanced mechanical, optical, thermal, or biological performance of the base material
Technical Specifications
Key Features and Advantages
Key System Components
• Ultrafast Laser Source (Femtosecond or Picosecond): Enables cold ablation with minimal thermal damage.
• Beam Delivery Optics (Galvo Scanners & F-Theta Lenses): Ensures precise and uniform beam shaping across the surface.
• Multi-Axis Motion Control Platform: Provides accurate 3D positioning for complex parts.
• Vibration-Isolated Machine Frame: Guarantees sub-micron accuracy during high-precision operations.
• Pattern Design & Control Software: Includes texture simulation and full CAM integration for streamlined workflow.
• In-Line Metrology Tools: Enables closed-loop feedback for process monitoring and verification.
• Fume Extraction & Safety Enclosures: Maintains operator safety and a clean processing environment.
• Monitoring Cameras & Sensors: Delivers real-time alignment, diagnostics, and process transparency.
Why It Delivers More
Micron and Nano-Level Control
• Allows engineers to precisely manipulate surface topography at the smallest scale.
• Optimises textures for improved adhesion, drag reduction, capillarity, and reflectivity.
• Supports advanced engineering of functionalised surfaces.
Works Across Diverse Materials
• Compatible with metals such as titanium, stainless steel, aluminium, and copper.
• Processes high-performance polymers including PEEK, PTFE, and polycarbonate.
• Structures ceramics like alumina and zirconia.
• Suitable for composites and coated materials.
Minimal Heat-Affected Zone
• Ultrafast pulses confine energy to the target zone only.
• Prevents collateral damage to surrounding regions.
• Essential for delicate applications such as medical implants and micro-devices.
Zero Chemicals, Zero Waste
• A completely dry and environmentally friendly process.
• Eliminates hazardous chemicals, abrasives, and consumables.
• Reduces environmental footprint while lowering operational costs.
Full Digital Flexibility
• Surface patterns can be designed, simulated, and modified entirely through software.
• Enables rapid prototyping, iteration, and customisation.
• No tooling changes required, providing unmatched agility and efficiency.
Applications Across Industries
Aerospace Industry
Laser texturing plays a pivotal role in aerospace engineering by enabling surface functionalisation at the micro- and nano-scale.
- Drag-Reducing Surface Structures
- Hydrophobic and Ice-Phobic Coatings
- Enhanced Composite Bonding
- Thermal Management Textures
Automotive Engineering
Advanced laser texturing contributes to performance, efficiency, and aesthetic enhancements in automotive components.
- Oil-Retaining Tribological Textures
- Self-Cleaning and Anti-Fog Coatings
- Decorative Laser Branding
- EV Battery & Thermal Components
Biomedical & Medical Components Manufacturing
Laser texturing enables bio-functional surface engineering in implantable and disposable medical devices.
- Osseointegration of Orthopaedic Implants
- Drug-Eluting Microchannels
- Catheter Surface Engineering
- Surgical Tool Enhancement
Renewable Energy Sector
Laser surface structuring enhances the efficiency and durability of key renewable energy technologies.
- Light-Trapping Structures on Solar Cells
- Micro-Finned Heat Exchangers
- Wind Turbine Blade Surface Hardening
Tooling and Tribology
Laser texturing tailors surface interactions for friction, wear, and thermal regulation in high-performance tooling applications.
- Low-Friction Die Surfaces
- Optimised Mould Release
- Wear-Resistant Gear and Slide Faces
Mechanical Seals and Precision Tooling
In sealing and high-precision tooling environments, laser texturing delivers performance enhancements without altering the base material properties.
- Mechanical Seal Face Grooving
- Hydrodynamic Surface Patterns
- Precision Tool Enhancement
Why Choose United Spectrum Instruments?
United Spectrum Instruments proudly represents ACSYS Lasertechnik GmbH, a global leader in precision laser systems. We bring the most advanced laser surface structuring technologies to Indian industries, backed by strong application support, training, and after-sales service.
What Sets Us Apart:
- Technical Expertise in ultrafast laser applications
- German-engineered Systems for unmatched reliability and repeatability
- India-wide support for installation, calibration, and servicing
- Industry-Specific Solutions tailored for aerospace, biomedical, tooling, and more
- Application Lab Access for feasibility testing and prototyping
FAQs
What is the difference between laser texturing and laser surface structuring?
Laser texturing focuses on creating aesthetic or functional textures, often on the microscale. Laser surface structuring goes further, enabling nano-scale and functional alterations for advanced engineering applications.
Is laser surface structuring safe for medical implants?
Yes. It is widely used to improve osseointegration, biocompatibility, and drug-delivery surface functions on orthopedic and dental implants.
What types of lasers are best for surface structuring?
Femtosecond and picosecond lasers are ideal for creating precise, low-heat-affected structures across a range of materials.
Can laser structuring improve solar panel performance?
Absolutely. Light-trapping microstructures increase the absorption of solar radiation, enhancing photovoltaic efficiency.
Is it possible to run trials or proof-of-concept studies?
Yes. United Spectrum Instruments offers application testing and sample trials via its laser application lab or demo units in collaboration with ACSYS Lasertechnik GmbH.
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FAQs
What is the difference between laser texturing and laser surface structuring?
Laser texturing focuses on creating aesthetic or functional textures, often on the microscale. Laser surface structuring goes further, enabling nano-scale and functional alterations for advanced engineering applications.
Is laser surface structuring safe for medical implants?
Yes. It is widely used to improve osseointegration, biocompatibility, and drug-delivery surface functions on orthopedic and dental implants.
What types of lasers are best for surface structuring?
Femtosecond and picosecond lasers are ideal for creating precise, low-heat-affected structures across a range of materials.
Can laser structuring improve solar panel performance?
Absolutely. Light-trapping microstructures increase the absorption of solar radiation, enhancing photovoltaic efficiency.
Is it possible to run trials or proof-of-concept studies?
Yes. United Spectrum Instruments offers application testing and sample trials via its laser application lab or demo units in collaboration with ACSYS Lasertechnik GmbH.
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