High-Precision Laser Workstation From Laserax Makes its Market Debut

Laserax has launched the PrecisionFLEX laser workstation, a high-precision UV laser system designed to meet strict medical device manufacturing requirements.

Built to accurately process delicate components, PrecisionFLEX enables manufacturers to perform marking, texturing, ablation, and selective cleaning operations on sensitive materials used in medical applications.

Medical device manufacturers face increasing demands for traceability, precision, and regulatory compliance. PrecisionFLEX addresses these challenges with advanced UV laser technology that produces high-resolution, permanent markings and micro-processing results while minimizing heat impact on delicate materials.

The system is ideal for marking plastics, coatings, ceramics, and metals commonly found in medical instruments and components.

At the core of PrecisionFLEX is a UV laser paired with high-resolution scanning optics, allowing the system to produce extremely fine features and clean markings. With a 355 nm wavelength and ultrafine spot sizes down to 7 μm, the system delivers exceptional accuracy on small or heat-sensitive medical parts such as plastic connectors, coated components, or glass elements, according to Laserax.

The short UV wavelength enables “cold marking,” reducing the thermal impact typically associated with conventional laser processes. This makes PrecisionFLEX particularly suitable for medical device components where maintaining the integrity of delicate materials is essential.

Advancing Laser Processing for the Medical Industry

Precision, cleanliness, and reliability are critical in medical manufacturing. Laser technology enables non-contact processing that delivers consistent results without consumables, making it ideal for applications that require permanent identification or precise surface modifications.

With PrecisionFLEX, Laserax expands its portfolio of advanced laser solutions for industries requiring the highest levels of accuracy and process control.

Founded in 2010, Laserax developed inline laser solutions for major smelting plants and then expanded to casting plants and automotive parts suppliers worldwide. The company develops complete laser solutions and high-performance lasers that mark, clean, texture, and harden surfaces. It maintains operations in the United States, Canada, Germany, and Japan.