New Laser Control Techniques for 3D Metal Printing, Welding, Engraving and Micromachining
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New Laser Control Techniques for 3D Metal Printing, Welding, Engraving and Micromachining

Laser control is required for many manufacturing processes such as cutting, drilling, welding, etching, engraving and ablation. Fine laser control is needed for powder bed fusion (PBF) and for directed metal deposition (DMD). Lasers are used for material altering processes such as annealing and quenching for metals, and modifying impedance in semiconductors. For each of…

Coordinating Multiple Galvo Scanners and XYZ Stages using Infinite Field of View (IFOV)
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Coordinating Multiple Galvo Scanners and XYZ Stages using Infinite Field of View (IFOV)

Multiple Galvo Scanners & IFOV in Action Polaris Motion has extended its infinite field of view (IFOV) technology to handle multiple Galvo scanners and stages. Multiple Galvo scanners can now share common stage axes or they can use independent stages. This offers our customers great flexibility when designing their machines to handle mass manufacturing requirements…

Infinite Field of View (IFOV)
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Infinite Field of View (IFOV)

A Galvo scanner’s field of view is typically around 100x100mm. By attaching a Galvo scanner onto an XYZ stage, and by moving the scanner around, one is able to make larger parts, as big as the XY travel of the stage. Traditionally, a technique called step and scan has been used to make big parts….

Bring New Possibilities and Capabilities to Your Next Laser CNC Machine Tool
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Bring New Possibilities and Capabilities to Your Next Laser CNC Machine Tool

Many new ideas in CNC laser micromachining and 3D printing need a platform that doesn’t constrain the designer’s creativity. This is where a Polaris CNC motion control system is of value. The high data rates, flexible programming environment, ease of use and high reliability provide an ideal platform to realize those ground breaking ideas. Control…

ASPE Annual Meeting: Oct 31 – Nov 2, Charlotte, North Carolina
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ASPE Annual Meeting: Oct 31 – Nov 2, Charlotte, North Carolina

ASPE Annual Meeting, Charlotte 2017 Polaris Software Release V2.6 Ultra Precision Spindle Motor Controller New Catalog October 2017 Visit us at the annual meeting of the American Society for Precision Engineering (ASPE) located in Charlotte, North Carolina this year at the Westin Hotel. Tom Erlic, President will be there at booth 308. We are excited…