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FIBEERSX LASER TECHNOLOGY

Laser Ablation

High-Precision Material Removal & Selective Layer Processing

Laser ablation is an advanced, non-contact manufacturing technology that enables the precise removal of material through controlled laser energy. By removing material layer by layer, the process delivers exceptional accuracy, repeatability and surface quality, even when processing complex geometries or sensitive components.

FibeerSX develops advanced laser solutions for precision machining, selective material removal and industrial surface processing, tailored to specific production requirements.

ADVANCED LASER ABLATION

Precision Layer-by-Layer Material Removal

Micrometer-Level Accuracy. Complete Process Control.

Laser ablation enables the controlled removal of extremely thin material layers without physical contact with the workpiece. By precisely adjusting laser parameters, pulse characteristics and scanning strategies, the removal depth and processing geometry can be adapted to the requirements of each application. The technology supports complex surface structures, fine contours, micro-cavities and intricate geometries while minimizing the heat-affected zone.

Precision laser ablation and layer-by-layer material removal on an electronic module
PRECISION LASER PROCESSING

Key Capabilities

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Controlled, layer-by-layer material removal
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Micrometer-scale precision machining
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Complex 2D and 3D geometries
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High repeatability and consistent processing quality
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Minimal mechanical and thermal impact
PRECISION LASER ABLATION

Selective Removal of Materials from Metal Surfaces

Remove the Unwanted Material. Preserve the Base Component.

One of the most versatile applications of precision laser ablation is the selective removal of non-metallic materials, coatings and functional layers from metallic components. The laser process can be precisely adapted to target specific materials and remove them in controlled layers, including from complex three-dimensional surfaces.

Selective laser ablation removing black coating from a metal component
SELECTIVE MATERIAL REMOVAL
APPLICATION CAPABILITIES

Materials That Can Be Removed

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With optimized processing parameters, the underlying metallic substrate can be preserved while the targeted material is selectively removed.

FIBEERSX / LASER ABLATION TECHNOLOGY

Selective Material Removal from Metal Surfaces

Remove Unwanted Layers. Preserve the Component.

SELECTIVE PROCESSING

One of the most valuable applications of laser ablation is the selective removal of non-metallic materials and functional layers from metallic components. The technology allows specific materials to be targeted without requiring mechanical contact or aggressive chemical treatments. Whether removing thin protective coatings or more complex material layers, the process can be optimized to achieve consistent results while protecting the underlying metallic surface.

Selective laser ablation removing black coating from a metal component
PRECISION LASER PROCESSING
SELECTIVE MATERIAL REMOVAL 01 / APPLICATION
◎ Non-Contact Processing
▤ Selective Layer Removal
◇ Controlled Surface Processing
Technical infographic illustrating non-contact laser coating removal
NON-CONTACT TECHNOLOGY
ADVANCED LASER ABLATION

Non-Contact Material Removal

Protecting Sensitive Components Through Precision

Laser ablation operates without physical contact between the processing system and the component. Unlike mechanical stripping or abrasive cleaning methods, the process does not introduce direct mechanical forces, vibration or tool wear.

The laser energy is concentrated on the targeted processing area, enabling localized material removal with controlled thermal influence. With suitable process parameters, this helps preserve the integrity and functional properties of the underlying component.

TECHNOLOGY ADVANTAGES

Key Benefits

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No mechanical contact with the workpiece

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No abrasive tools or mechanical stripping

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Reduced risk of surface deformation

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Highly localized processing

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Consistent and repeatable results

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Suitable for sensitive and precision components

FIBEERSX / AUTOMATED LASER TECHNOLOGY

Intelligent Laser Ablation Systems

Advanced Automation. Precise Process Control.

MODULAR SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

FibeerSX laser ablation solutions are developed with a modular architecture, allowing systems to be adapted to specific materials, components and manufacturing environments.

Depending on the application, laser systems can incorporate advanced 3D scanning heads, camera-based component recognition, intelligent positioning, optical sensors and automated handling solutions. Camera-guided positioning systems can identify the actual location and orientation of a component, enabling automatic correction of processing coordinates when a part is not positioned exactly as expected. This supports consistent processing accuracy, reduced manual adjustment and reliable integration into automated production lines.

APPLICATION-SPECIFIC ENGINEERING
Metal component before and after selective plastic coating removal
PRECISION LASER APPLICATION

System Capabilities

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Automated component recognition

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Camera-guided positioning and alignment

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3D surface processing

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Precise control of laser parameters

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Application-specific process configurations

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Integration into automated manufacturing environments

FIBEERSX / APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT

Laser Ablation Testing & Application Development

Test Your Components. Discover New Possibilities.

Every industrial application presents unique material combinations, surface conditions and processing requirements. FibeerSX provides application-specific laser testing and process development using customer-supplied components.

Our specialists evaluate material behavior, develop suitable processing parameters and assess the achievable results under realistic application conditions. From selective plastic removal to adhesive stripping and complex surface processing, our testing approach helps identify effective laser ablation solutions before implementation.