Laser technology
Laser technologies represent a modern method for the precise machining, joining, and heat treatment of metallic materials. At VÚTS, we offer laser hardening, cladding, welding, cutting, and engraving, including the design of suitable solutions for specific applications. Thanks to our many years of experience, we combine applied research with industrial practice to design efficient manufacturing processes that deliver high precision and minimal thermal impact on the material.
LASER HARDENING OF MOLDS
- Precise and localized hardening of molds
- Typical applications:
- Pressing and forming tools - pinching and cutting edges, contact surfaces, working radii
- Gear wheels, rollers, shaft pins, cams, ejectors, rotating parts
- Flanging beds
- Injection molds - Laser head with variable spot
- More information in the page details
LASER HARDENING
Use:
- Refurbishing existing surfaces
- Increase the life of a part
- Creating new functional surfaces and coatings for pressing and cutting tools
- Increasing the resistance of highly stressed parts
laser cutting
We offer 2D cutting of structural steel, stainless steel and non-ferrous metals up to a thickness of 4 mm and a maximum size of 800 x 600 mm.
LASER WELDING
- Laser weldig of metals:
Efficient method of fastening metal parts without additional material. We offer both pulsed and continuous mode welding. It is possible to weld in a protective atmosphere of argon. - Laser welding of plastics:
Transparent laser welding of thermoplastic by non-contact joining method without additional material. The result is very precise gas-tight welds that are highly resistant to mechanical stress.
LASER ENGRAVING
Engraving of metal materials to a depth of tens of mm.
METALLOGRAPHIC LABORATORY
- Metallographic preparation of various types of specimens
- Microstructure evaluation - optical/electron microscopy
- Spectrometry (EDX)
- Measurement of hardness and microhardness (checking the hardness of parts
after hardening, checking the depth of hardening) - Possibilities of studying phase transformations in materials
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