Unlike conventional lasers, ultrafast lasers generate extremely short pulses that last only femtoseconds or picoseconds. These incredibly brief pulses deliver high peak power while minimizing heat transfer to surrounding materials, making them ideal for delicate and high-precision tasks.
One of the primary advantages of ultrafast lasers is their capability to perform highly precise material processing. Manufacturers use these lasers for cutting, drilling, engraving, marking, and micromachining a variety of materials, including metals, ceramics, polymers, glass, and semiconductors.
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