Customization: | Available |
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Certification: | CE, FDA, ISO |
Cutting Method: | Laser Cutting |
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HS LASER float glass laser cutting macahine with 600x700mm double working table
Picosecond Laser Glass Cutting Machine: Applications, Compatible Glass Types, and Cutting Parameters
Target Materials:
Smartphone/tablet cover glass (e.g., Corning Gorilla Glass, AGC Dragontrail).
Curved glass for wearables (e.g., smartwatches, AR/VR lenses).
Key Requirements:
Ultra-thin glass cutting (0.3-1.1 mm) with anti-cracking technology.
High-precision shaped cuts (e.g., camera holes, fingerprint modules) with ±5 μm accuracy.
Case Study:
A global smartphone manufacturer uses a 20W picosecond laser to cut 0.7 mm microcrystalline glass, achieving edge chipping <10 μm.
Target Materials:
Curved glass for automotive triple-screen displays (1.5-3 mm thickness).
Quartz optical windows for LiDAR systems.
HUD projection glass with anti-glare coatings.
Technical Edge:
3D dynamic focusing for cutting curved surfaces (radius ≥8 mm).
Heat-affected zone (HAZ) <30 μm, critical for optical clarity.
Case Study:
Automotive uses a 30W system to cut LiDAR-grade fused silica lenses (1.2 mm thickness).
Mini/Micro LEDCutting 0.2 mm ultra-thin glass substrates (CTE <3.5×10/K) with 2 μm line accuracy.
OLED Flexible Screens:
Delicate cutting of glass encapsulation layers (50-100 μm) on PI substrates, using pulse energy <10 μJ to prevent delamination.
High-End Applications:
Fluorophosphate optical glass (refractive index: 1.45-1.9) cutting for lenses and prisms.
Infrared chalcogenide glass (e.g., Ge28Sb12Se60) for thermal imaging systems.
Case Study:
UK-based Renishaw utilizes a 25W picosecond laser to cut 80 mm diameter sulfur-basd glass lenses at 300 mm/s.
Glass Type | Key Properties | Recommended Power | Thickness Range | Cutting Speed | Critical Configurations |
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Soda-Lime Glass (Architectural) | Hardness: 5.5 Mohs, CTE: 9×10/K | 30W+ | 0.5-8 mm | 200 mm/s | Nassist to prevent edge carbonization |
Borosilicate Glass (Labware) | Thermal resistance: 560°C, CTE: 3.3×10/K | 20-30W | 0.3-5 mm | 150 mm/s | Vacuum chuck to minimize thermal warping |
Fused Silica (Optical) | Purity: 99.99%, Melting point: 1750°C | 30W+ | 0.1-10 mm | 80 mm/s | 532 nm green laser for optimal absorption |
Ultra-Thin Electronic Glass | Thickness: 0.05-0.3 mm, Flexural strength: >800 MPa | 10-15W | 0.05-0.5 mm | 500 mm/s | Air-bearing stage to suppress microcracks |
Chemically Strengthened Glass | Surface compressive stress: >700 MPa | 15-25W | 0.3-2 mm | 300 mm/s | Burst mode to penetrate stress layers |
General Rule:
Power (W) ≈ 2 × Glass Thickness (mm) + 10 (for standard soda-lime glass).
Example: 2 mm glass → ~14W minimum power (add 20-50% buffer for complex shapes).
Speed Adjustment:
For every 0.1 mm thickness increase, reduce speed by 15-20 mm/s (for borosilicate).
Medical Devices (US Market Focus):
Cutting 1 mm bioactive glass (e.g., 45S5 Bioglass®) for endoscopic tools with zero toxic byproducts.
Aerospace (UK/Germany Focus):
3 mm aluminosilicate glass cutting for aircraft cabin windows (Ra <0.4 μm post-cutting).
Renewable Energy (US/Germany):
CdTe thin-film solar glass cutting using 20W + fume extraction to prevent Cd release.
Model number: HS-Pi50 /HS-Pi60 /HS-Pi75 / HS-Pi80 /HS-Pi90 |
Power supply:Single-phase 220V±10%, 50/60Hz AC |
Laser power:50W 60W 75W 80W 90W |
Whole machine power consumption: |
Laser type: Picosecond laser and RF co2 laser |
Working environment humidity:20-26°C |
Laser wavelength: 1064±5nm |
Control system:HS LASER (customized ) |
Working area: Standard 600x700mm double working table |
CNC machine bed:Plate sheet welding |
Repetition Rate:Single Shot to 8 MHz |
Working desk:Marble countertop |
Spatial Mode: M^2 < 1.3 |
Pulse Width Measured at 1064nm: 10 picoseconds |
Pointing Stability Over Constant Temperature +/2 °C: < 50 μrad / °C |
Machine weight:>5ton |
Picosend cutting speed:500mm/s |
Laser cutting head:Bessel |
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