A-Laser

These precision parts are the unsung heroes that make our modern world possible. See them use their powers to keep each industry running smoothly. #FridayFun #Comic #ATeam #ALaser

A-laser has become a reliable source for defense contractors seeking high-quality laser?precision cut parts. Our expertise in understanding the critical role we play in supporting our customers is key to our success.?

Printed circuit boards (PCB) have been depaneled by many PCB depaneling methods, including mechanical routers, dicing saws, and pizza cutters for decades. Changes in size, shape, material and intricacy of circuit boards require manufacturers to change with current technology needs. Just as you wouldn’t use any technology from decades ago, the equipment and methods used to make the most innovative technological devices must be upgraded as well. Typical depaneling services?and technologies are dying out and becoming obsolete for a host of reasons. New electronic components are becoming more complex and sensitive to vibration or contamination. The answer? UV Laser PCB Depaneling.

Laser Milling vs. Chemical Etching: Tired of the limitations of chemical etching? Laser milling offers superior accuracy, speed, and edge quality. Learn more about the advantages of laser milling.

A little bit about our history: The early days of?A-Laser?were in Tualatin, Oregon, back in the mid 1990’s. The surrounding area is beautiful with key cities of Portland and Vancouver Washington, just short drives away. However, this was not Silicon Valley and not being in proximity to new start-ups and established high tech companies meant some opportunities were being lost. Around 2009, the decision to move to Milpitas, CA, the neighbor to San Jose on its northern boundary was great move. One key factor that attracted A-Laser and other laser service providers was the opportunity to provide precision components to these these emerging companies in fields such as?medical device,?semiconductor, solar, defense, automotive, aerospace, alternative energy, optics,?electronics?and many more. Being a local laser service provider gave engineers, scientists and entrepreneurs the ability to speak directly with A-Laser. Learn more about our location in the Bay Area and aids innovation and tech advancements in Silicon Valley -

Graphite gasket material is well known by industries for use in various applications. Though it is considered a non-metallic material, it is electrically and thermally conductive as a?metal alloy. Flexible graphite is 95% to 99% carbon and is made from exfoliated compressed graphite particles.?Learn more about it here: #FlexibleGraphite #Materials #LaserCutting #ALaser

At A-Laser, our dedication to delivering precise and reliable laser cutting services goes hand in hand with the quality of the materials we use. Behind every project we complete is a network of trusted suppliers who help ensure that each cut meets our high standards. These partnerships are the backbone of our success, enabling us to source the best materials, adapt to new challenges, and push the boundaries of what’s possible in laser cutting. #Materials #Suppliers #Partnerships #ALaser

Two competing technologies in the manufacturing of precision 2D parts are stamping and laser cutting. They both have their pros and cons and undoubtedly are a preference to some.?Learn more about them here:

Deciding between laser cutting vs punching? For most use cases the main factor affecting production choice is batch size. Laser cutting is ideal for prototyping and smaller batch size. Second to that complex aperture lean towards laser cutting as an optimal solution for reduction in failed parts.?Learn more about the two in our blog: #Blog #LaserCutting #Manufacturing #ALaser

In the realm of industrial gaskets, particularly those made from?#Grafoil — a robust graphite material known for its sealing properties — choosing the right cutting method can significantly impact performance and efficiency. Laser cutting and die cutting are two options. So, what are the differences between using laser or die cutting for Grafoil gaskets? #CustomGaskets #LaserCutting #DieCutting #ALaser