Laser Processing of Tape and Film

Laser processing enables high-precision
and fine processing on tape and film

CSTEC’s laser processing is characterized by its ability to achieve high-precision processing with minimal burrs compared to de-cutting or CO2laser processing. Therefore, it is suitable for components requiring high precision, such as automotive parts, and making it widely used in medical and research products which fine processing is required. Laser processing is an ideal method for quick prototyping and small-lot production.

High-precision microfabrication and large-size processing available

High-precision microfabrication and large-size processing available

We can use five wavelengths: fundamental wave (1064 nm), green laser (532 nm), UV laser (355 nm), deep UV laser (266 nm), and CO2 laser. This enables high-precision laser microfabrication. CO2 lasers can process product with its sizes up to 1 m x 2 m,

then we can handle large products that were previously difficult to process.

Our ISO Class 1 Super Cleanroom

Our ISO Class 1 Super Cleanroom

We have a unique super cleanroom facility (ISO Classs 1) in the world. In an extremely clean environment where there are fewer than 10 particles of 0.1 microns per cubic meter, we can perform processing, assembly, and lamination. This is highly appreciated by our customers in the medical and scientific fields.

Laser Processing Without Burrs

 Laser Processing Without Burrs

With UV laser specific heat processing, we can process holes of several tens of microns without burrs.
In addition, by using our equipment powered by four UV wavelength lasers plus a high power large CO2 laser, we can process every kind of materials. Furthermore, by combining this process with our die-cutting process, available processing is further expanded..
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To know more about CSTEC’s laser processing technology

We have solved many customers’ problems through our laser microfabrication and contract processing. We have various case studies of processing such as sensor films, microchannel chips, substrates, and die-cutting on adhesive films.
Details are available on our website focusing on laser processing. Find it today!