Cambridge Technology laser control method offers large-field laser processing

April 1, 2020

The SyncMaster laser control method synchronizes an XY linear stage with a laser scanning head and eliminates work-field size limitations.

The SyncMaster laser control method synchronizes an XY linear stage with a laser scanning head and eliminates work-field size limitations. Featuring integration with most XY stage controllers, it offers large-field laser processing and includes a proprietary concept, enabling zero stitching error.

Cambridge Technology

Bedford, MA

www.cambridgetechnology.com

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