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    FIGURE 1. ~20μm-diameter holes drilled in 635μm-thick alumina (96% Al203) at a rate of 300 holes/s. (a) represents the entrance, while (b) is the exit.
    High beam quality allows for small spots.
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    Content Dam Ils Print Articles 2015 Issue 3 1505ils F5boh Fig2
    What do a beverage can, a banknote, and the interior of a car have in common?
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    Norton | Saint-Gobain
    FIGURE 1. A laser-cut, multi-hole abrasive disc is attached to a backup pad for use on a dual-action pneumatic sander.
    The process provides health and safety advantages for work environments.
    May 11, 2015
    Content Dam Ils Print Articles 2015 Issue 3 1505ils Upd 4
    With Cold Spray technology, coating lightweight materials such as plastics or carbon fiber-reinforced plastic (CFRP) is significantly simpler.
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    1505ils Update2 Fig1a
    Stand-up pouches, one of the fastest growing trends in the drink packaging industry, are often made from flexible PE, PET, or foil.
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    Content Dam Ils Print Articles 2015 Issue 3 1505ils Updatef3 Web
    Long, narrow structures in the micron scale in thin metal foils of
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    Content Dam Ils Print Articles 2015 Issue 3 1505ils Updatef1
    Carbon monoxide (CO) laser technology was developed in the mid-1960s at the same time as CO2 lasers.
    May 11, 2015