Gorilla Strengthen Glass Laser Cutting System; Model ASP-Gorilla-201

Category: Dismantlement > Non-Mechanical Cutting Equipment > Laser Cutting
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A MOPAW Picosecond Fiber Laser, a cutting-edge laser system designed for precision cutting of strengthened glass, including Gorilla glass from Corning, Dragontrail from Asahi AGC, and standard Sodalime glass. Specifically built for applications in smartphones, TVs, tablets, and computer screens, this laser system accommodates 5.5gen and 4.5gen glass sizes. The system offers two solutions: the Semi-total solution includes a long lifetime Picosecond Fiber Laser system, auto-focusing, and installation onto your X-Y station, while the Total solution provides a full station with X-Y stage, glass loading, and fast translation stages. The Auto-Focus feature ensures fast and accurate focusing, integrating through-the-lens measurement and a non-contact optical sensor for dynamic focusing. With advantages such as high precision, no micro-cracks, and the ability to cut extremely fine contours, this laser system is a significant advancement in glass cutting technology.

Benefits

It offers high precision with superior cut edge quality, eliminating or reducing burrs and dust. The absence of micro-cracks and chipping ensures the integrity of glass edges, providing high resistance to breakage. The laser-cut glass edges achieve optical quality without the need for post-processing such as washing, grinding, or polishing. The non-contact material processing eliminates tool wearing, allowing the cutting of extremely fine contours and complex shapes.

Limitations

The system's dependence on laser technology makes it sensitive to environmental factors such as dust and requires regular maintenance. Additionally, the initial setup cost may be higher compared to traditional mechanical cutting methods. The need for a stable power supply and cooling system further adds to the operational considerations. May have specific limitations based on the type and thickness of the glass being cut, making it essential to assess the suitability of the system for specific applications.

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