Laser processing for optical glass & sensor components
Drilling, cutting and structuring of optical and special glass — without micro-cracks, from prototype to series.
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Increasingly, optical components are cut, drilled and marked by laser instead of ground and polished — decisive for prototypes and fast-changing designs.
Precision holes in optical filters
Contactless drilling — no tool wear, no load on the coating.
Free-form cutting of lenses & windows
Any geometry without dedicated tooling — flat cost across designs.
Coating removal & patterning
Selective, layer-accurate ablation with the green DPSS laser.
In-glass marking
Permanent, legible traceability for regulated industries.
Process window
Which process applies
Links to the existing process pages — URLs unchanged.
Filter blanks, drilled and cut on one platform
Material: fused-silica filter blanks, 2 mm. Task: an array of precision through-holes plus an outer free-form contour, in volumes too low for dedicated tooling. Result: contactless laser drilling and cutting on one machine — no micro-cracks at the hole edges, first samples in days.
Prototype-first: from sample to series
Prototypes, small batches and R&D parts from every industry — from industrial sensors and consumer optics to defence and UAV systems. Low volumes, frequent iteration, no capital commitment: MDI’s Jobshop carries your part from first sample to recurring series on one platform.
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