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Laser Scan Head

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Scanlab basiCube 10The basiCube 10 from Scanlab AG is a scan head optimized for laser marking.

The scan head is available with silicon mirrors for three laser wavelengths, and it achieves 800 characters per second with good marking quality. Typical deployment will be for 1064-nm fiber lasers.

Applications include semiconductor lithography and microstructuring and processing of electronics and displays.

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Apr 2015
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