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GF Machining Solutions will showcase the latest members of its laser tradition on EPHJ
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2024-06-06 14:06:15
At the EPHJ exhibition, GF Machining Solutions will showcase its latest laser solutions for microfabrication and 3D surface texture processing.
Inspired by 70 years of innovation in the machine tool industry and 15 years of mastery of laser technology, GF Machining Solutions' latest innovations enable manufacturers to take speed and accuracy to new levels - they can experience it firsthand at EPHJ. The High Precision Technology Innovation Center will be held from June 11th to 14th, 2024 in Palexpo, Geneva, Switzerland.
On the world stage of EPHJ, new laser solutions are sure to attract the interest of manufacturers from all walks of life. This machine tool provides manufacturers with the opportunity to break away from traditional machining techniques and experience the many advantages of laser technology.
GF Machining Solutions' world first laser products can ablate various materials from the softest to the hardest, laying the foundation for the future of microfabrication and 3D surface texture.
Source: Laser Net
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