Laser systems—optimized production results through laser manufacturing
Laser technology has become an integral part of modern industrial production. Whether it’s cutting, welding, structuring or additive manufacturing, innovative laser systems ensure maximum precision and efficiency, and open up new possibilities in production. Discover the latest technologies, trends and applications at Laser World of Photonics to take your production to the next level!
Laser technology is the manufacturing method of the future. Laser systems in manufacturing enable increased precision at faster production rates through more efficient processes while using less materials and resources.
No other production method can achieve the precision, speed and efficiency that laser-based methods can. Laser applications already facilitate groundbreaking modern production processes and have the potential to evolve into a universal tool. Only sophisticated laser systems can fulfil the increasingly demanding quality standards and performance specifications of today and tomorrow as they are already being used in the automotive and aerospace sector.
Essential manufacturing method: laser-based processes
Other industries can also benefit from laser systems as they have proven to be a more environmentally friendly and far more efficient alternative to conventional tools and processes:
- Solid state lasers are one of the most powerful tools in photonics. Common applications range from laser drilling, laser cutting and laser engraving all the way to welding, brazing and curing using solid state lasers. The most commonly known kind of solid state laser is the fiber laser that enables remarkably efficient processes yielding high-grade products.
- Marking lasers have become an indispensable tool in laser materials processing as they are compatible with almost any material. Laser deposition welding is a process with unique solutions and advantages for finishing treatments of economical surfaces.
Pioneering approaches in laser-assisted manufacturing
Developing more efficient and environmentally friendly production processes is one of the great challenges of our time and laser-based production processes as the most advanced method available play a major role in such developments.
The jet engine manufacturer MTU offers an exciting insight into the world of aviation and explains why laser-supported manufacturing will be an important element of jet engine production in the future:
Being the leading international exhibition for the laser and photonics industry, the goal of Laser World of Photonics is to pool competencies and knowledge in this particular field and to act as a driving force that creates a professional environment in which vendors, specialists and interested individuals have access to sound information, have an opportunity to interact with each other and to establish a global network.
World of Photonics: Exhibitors in the field of laser manufacturing and systems
Laser World of Photonics brings together the leading providers and innovators in the field of laser manufacturing and systems. Visitors can look forward to exhibitors from all areas of industrial laser technology, from manufacturers of advanced laser cutting and welding systems to suppliers of ultrashort pulse laser systems and specialists in automation, process monitoring and quality assurance. Well-known companies from the mechanical engineering, automotive, and aerospace sectors, and a host of specialized technology companies will be showcasing the latest solutions and pioneering applications for the production of tomorrow.
Exhibitor directory
The Laser World of Photonics exhibitor list is ideal for looking up specific information on any exhibitor.
Laser systems—Product index of Laser World of Photonics
The Laser World of Photonics product index is a helpful range of exhibits according to product groups covering, among others, the following areas:
- Laser systems for micro- and macro processing systems
- Laser systems for the production of organic and printed electronics
- System periphery of laser production engineering
- Laser-aided product design and development systems
- Laser systems for various materials and applications
- System integration and special-purpose systems
- Cooling systems
- Filter systems and laser-vapor extraction systems
- Raw materials for material processing
- Safety/protection against laser radiation
- Test and measurement systems
- Contract production, job shop and services
Exhibit today – shape the future of laser manufacturing tomorrow
Laser World of Photonics offers a unique chance to actively participate in shaping the photonics industry. Exhibitors, trade press and interested individuals are hence invited to join in and gather inspiration for the future today.
Take this opportunity to make new contacts, identify trends at an early stage and play a dominant role in shaping progress in the industry. At Laser World of Photonics, exchange becomes inspiration – and innovation becomes real change.
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FAQ – the most important facts about laser production and laser systems in brief
Laser systems in industrial production are machines that use laser beams for precise material processing, such as cutting, welding, engraving, drilling or coating a wide variety of materials.
Lasers enable contactless, high-precision machining, reduce material losses, minimize tool wear and allow complex geometries to be processed at high speed.
Laser systems are essential in the automotive industry, aerospace, electronics production, medical technology, mechanical engineering and increasingly also in battery production and additive manufacturing (3D printing).
Depending on the application, different types of lasers are used, including:
· CO₂ lasers (e.g. for organic materials)
· Fiber lasers (e.g. for metal processing)
· Solid-state lasers (e.g. for precision cutting)
· Ultrashort pulse lasers (e.g. for micro- and nanostructures)
Laser systems are used in industry for the following activities:
· Precision cutting and welding of metals and plastics
· Surface structuring and micro-engraving
· Additive manufacturing (laser melting, laser sintering)
· Laser drilling for electronic components
Current trends in the field of laser systems include:
· Integration of AI and machine learning to optimize processes
· Development of more energy-efficient laser systems
· Miniaturization and automation of laser machines
· Use of ultrashort pulse lasers for even more precise processing
The latest laser systems for cutting, welding, coating and additive manufacturing will be presented at Laser World of Photonics. There will also be live demonstrations, innovations and opportunities to talk with leading manufacturers and experts.