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Laser material processing—an overview

With the invention of the laser came a new form of industrial energy, optical energy, available for the first time in large and controllable quantities. This article reviews the characteristics of this new form of industrial power and how it is being used in material processing from cutting to cleaning. The article also highlights some of the more exciting recent developments.

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