Laser Photonics unveils automated laser wire processing system for avionics, military electronics

Laser Photonics Corp.

Laser Photonics Corp.

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  • Laser Photonics introduced a fully automated laser wire-processing system for avionics and military electronics, combining measuring, marking, stripping, and cutting.
  • Uses UV laser marking with dual CO2 lasers for insulation removal, aiming to avoid conductor damage versus mechanical stripping.
  • Targets SAE Aerospace and MIL-SPEC compliance, positioning the system for defense supply-chain traceability and higher-throughput harness production.
  • Includes closed-loop encoder feedback for on-the-fly marking at speeds up to 600 feet per minute.
  • Designed for integration into automated manufacturing lines, with optional camera-vision modules for quality verification.


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