Flexible Electronics — Equipment
Laser equipment for Flexible Electronics
Buy the equipment
ExactPro pairs dual-linear-motor precision with NIR and UV sources for aperture and circuit work where edge geometry decides yield. SheetPro takes the same work to boards and sheets larger than 670 × 670 mm.
Equipment for this work
ExactCore
ExactCore is the LasX machine you start on.
ExactPro
Laser micromachining on a square bed — 310 × 310 mm or 670 × 670 mm — with automated and vision registration, self-calibration, and a cleanroom configuration all standard.
SheetPro
Large-format laser processing of sheets, boards, and plates on a static bed — 800 × 1,000 mm, 4 × 8 ft, or 5 × 12 ft — with a LaserSharp® LPM travelling overhead on an XY gantry.
FoilPro
The roll-to-roll laser machine for metal foil — bare and coated, copper and aluminum — on webs from 600 mm to 1,800 mm, with the tension control, splice handling and extraction a thin metal web needs.
LaserSharp LPM
The patented laser processing modules that power every LasX platform — matched to the material and process, sharing one control and software architecture — and drop into converting lines LasX did not build.
What it changes
- Aperture geometry held digitally across the panel
- Registration to existing features with distortion compensation
- NIR, green, and UV sources — nanosecond to femtosecond pulses — matched to the substrate
How we de-risk this before you commit
- Sample apertures from your material before commitment
Questions we get asked
What decides aperture quality from a laser?
Wall geometry. The aperture's wall angle and smoothness follow beam quality and parameters. It is measurable, and we measure it.