LiSEC | LSP-A – Laser Surface Processing

Date: 14 April 2025

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LiSEC Austria GmbH

Date: 14 April 2025

The LSP-A offers a space-saving and precise solution for flat glass laser processing. With its compact design and movable laser head, it enables unique designs and structures on glass surfaces.

Ideal for decorative and functional applications, it utilizes CO2 and NIR laser technologies for surface processing and de-coating. Perfect for companies needing high-quality glass processing, such as decorative glass products or special applications like non-slip surfaces and bird protection glass.

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LiSEC Austria GmbH

2025-04-14T08:00:00

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