Laser Trader attends ILAS 2019, a description of our exhibition items, and talks from partner companies
Laser Trader is expanding, with new engineers, new products, new services and a host of website updates
Laser Trader sponsors the 2019 Industrial Laser Applications Synposium 2019, held at Crewe Hall, organised by AILU, the Association of Industrial Laser Users.
Laser Trader Limited is proud to announce K-Lab International is coming to the UK.
Laser Trader strengthen engineering capability with the appointment of a new engineer.
The use of a the Precitec ScanTracker, permits conduction welding, with scan function, of thick-walled aluminum components. There is no need for expensive and complex post-treatment, above all for visible seams.
Wherever the machining accuracy of robotic arms and gantry systems does not suffice, the FormCutter is employed as an additional axis system.
Laser Cladding article describing a project undertaken with Tata Steel to increase the lifetime of components in the Steel Industry using a Precitec YC52 Cladding Head
Laser Trader are pleased to announce that they have secured the sole UK distribution rights for a Trumpf equivalent part RS3021CJ. The high quality of these tubes makes them extremely good value for money. They are being held in stock in the UK or next day delivery.
Applications are invited for attendees at the 5th Laser Beam Diagnostics Workshop to be held in Pfungstadt Germany on the 5th & 6th September 2012. An outstanding opportunity to meet experts in Laser Beam Diagnostics and get the most up to date information on new developments in the field For full agenda and details see attachment
A new generation of measuring devices has been developed for an autonomous operation (without PC) and for a direct communication with the system control via standardized field bus systems.
Laser Trader will be exhibiting at the Mach Show 2012, 16th - 20th April on stand 4451 in the AILU Pavillion.
A new combination of ceramics and nozzles leads to longer operating life and saves money...
