Materials Processing goes back far into ancient history, where craftsmen from antiquity were sculpting clay into vases and creating sculptures from raw materials that are still standing to this day. In modern times, Materials Processing consists of the steps taken to manufacture industrial materials into a finished product utilizing various types of machines. In the context of fiber lasers, we use laser energy to perform various processes such as laser cutting, engraving, marking, and many others.

MPBC' nanosecond pulsed fiber lasers possess favorable qualities for these types of applications, such as excellent beam quality, user-selectable parameters, and many unique wavelengths at various power levels.

See how Purdue University used our 532 nm nanosecond pulsed fiber laser lasers for a two-color 3D printing