Medical

Laser marking ensures permanent identification in compliance with MIL-STD-130 specifications on steels, titanium and aluminium alloys, with UID codes readable after exposure to chemical agents, thermal shocks, abrasion and coating paint. It supports lifecycle management and compliance with asset tracking obligations.

Marcatura laser su titanio impiantabile: ossidazione controllata e UDI

Laser marking of implantable titanium: controlled oxidation and UDI

Laser marking of implantable titanium via controlled oxidation: repeatable interference color and permanent UDI without altering the oxide layer.

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TowerSteel: 360° laser marking for dental drills and precision cylindrical components

360° Laser Marking of Dental Milling Inserts: TowerSteel Combines a 15-Spindle Multispindle Machine with a Picosecond Laser for Black Markings Resistant to Passivation

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TTL vision system and CadVision software: precision marking on surgical instruments

TTL and CadVision vision system in laser marking of surgical instrumentation: manual centering, self-centering, and stitching on variable parts.

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Laser Marking Cardiovascular Catheters: Micrometric Accuracy

The evolution of medical devices toward increasingly complex geometries requires more versatile and precise laser technologies. Femtosecond laser research shows promising results for nanoscale processing, opening up application possibilities unthinkable today with conventional technologies.

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Laser Texturing for Implantable Components: Micro-Surface Texture and Adhesion in Medical Applications

Laser texturing today represents the most technically mature solution for controlled surface preparation of implantable components intended for adhesive applications.

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Industrial Adhesive Bonding: Technology, Applications and Process Optimization

This article analyzes adhesive bonding as an engineering technology: from the chemistry of adhesion to operational configurations, from the choice of adhesive system to surface preparation-including the increasingly important role of laser treatment-to joint qualification.

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