The industry 4.0 needs a tool to match its speed, directness and flexibility, laser is the best choice.

Ask people where the future of manufacturing is, and the conversation will soon turn to concepts such as data analysis, programming algorithms, intelligent and ultra-flexible parts processes, and networked machines. 

However, one question is often left unanswered: in all these highly connected and flexible operations, what tools will we use to actually machine the workpiece?The problem is that data is intangible, but at some point it must become a product that we can touch.

Digitalization urgently needs a tool that can provide the same benefits as it is fast, flexible and free from physical constraints. This is a good description of laser.After all, in laser processing, the only thing that lies between data and btween the forms is the focused beam. However, this light can do many things, from ablation and material deposition to perforation,cutting,joining, producing metallurgical changes and causing inherent tension in the glass, as well as roughening, smoothing and cleaning surfaces. Laser can be used for almost anything. 

And the benefits don't stop there,one of the biggest advantages of lasers is that they can process any material you like, from metal and glass to plastic and even skin. They give you complete freedom.