Applications

Start with the material.
Build the process.

Application trials ongoing across our three main application groups, supported by optical systems engineering and integration advice. Explore the full PulseBrick application library, then discuss a trial around your material and manufacturing objective.

Our three main application groups

Explore by material.

Start with the material and required feature. Our engineering support helps connect the laser, optics and system to a useful process trial.

Application illustration: PCB & Copper
01 / Electronics manufacturing

PCB & Copper

Selective copper removal and track isolation on FR4 with 18 µm and 32 µm copper layers. Start with the board stack, pattern and acceptance criteria.

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Application illustration: Precision metals
02 / Parts & surfaces

Precision metals

Explore precision processing around the metal, part and feature you need. Define the geometry, quality requirements and inspection for a useful trial.

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Application illustration: Glass & transparent materials
03 / Transparent materials

Glass & transparent materials

Start with the exact material and feature. Explore an appropriate route for cutting, structuring or modification through a scoped application trial.

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Application images illustrate the process areas. Documented PulseBrick trial results will be added as they become available.

The PulseBrick application library

More possibilities
to explore.

Explore these established PulseBrick application topics alongside our three main groups. Detailed application notes and trial records are in preparation.

From source to system

An application needs
more than a laser.

We offer optical systems engineering and laser safety advice to help with the system around the source, from beam delivery and focusing to integration planning.

Explore engineering support →

Define a useful trial.

Share the material grade, layer stack or thickness, a dimensioned feature and the quality checks that matter. Agree the process scope and inspection before evaluating the result.