Infrared Laser (CO2-Laser)
The CO2 laser from the company SLCR is a continuously working CO2-CW laser, which emits the laser radiation in the form of a continuous beam. The primary wavelength of 10.6µm is absorbed by organic materials to approx. 90-99.9%, but is rather reflected by metals. In this power class it is therefore very well suited for processing plastics. These can be structured, labeled or removed. With the corresponding parameters, it is to be used at Innovent for work on structuring and activation of plastics, thus opening up new fields of application.
Overview of our Technical Equipment
- 3D Microscope
- Atomic Force Microscopy
- Buchholz Hardness Test
- Coater
- Coating Thickness Measurement
- Colorimeter & Spectrophotometer
- Cross Cutting Test
- Drop Ball Impact Test
- Environmental Test Engineering
- FT-IR (ATR) Spectroscopy
- Gloss Level Analysis
- Grind Gages (Grindometer)
- Irradiation Technology
- Measurement of Corrosion Current
- Mechanochemical Surface Treatment
- Mandrel Bending Test
- Palamat
- Panel Press
- Plastics Technology
- Pneumatic Hot-Melt Dispenser
- Potentiostat / Galvanostat
- Powder Coating
- Raman Spectroscopy
- Sample Preparation Technique
- Scratch & Scribing Tools
- Stirring & Mixing Technique
- TERA Ohmmeter
- Thermal Analysis
- Ultrasonic Testing System
- Universal Testing Machines
Manufacturer:
SLCR GmbH
Model:
SLCR CO2-CW100

Dr. Joerg Leuthaeusser
Head of Department
Primer and Chemical Surface Treatment
e-mail
Phone: +49 3641 2825 48