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Address:
Unit 8 Moorbrook Park
Didcot
OX11 7HP
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 1235 812255
http://www.oxfordlasers.com
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Listing of all 8 news releases from Oxford Lasers:
Management buyout at Oxford Lasers
Oxford Lasers has been wholly acquired by its management team.
News from Oxford Lasers (20 November 2006)
Micromachining system advances Welsh centre
Oxford Lasers has recently installed the most advanced ultrafast micromachining system of its kind at the Manufacturing Engineering Centre (MEC), Cardiff.
News from Oxford Lasers ( 8 November 2006)
Oxford Lasers boosts manufacturing capacity
Oxford Lasers has commissioned a new laser micromachining facility for high volume production
News from Oxford Lasers (25 July 2006)
Laser micromachining aids ultrasound transducer
User application article The Centre for Ultrasound Engineering (CUE) at the University of Strathclyde is developing novel piezoelectric devices using an Oxford Lasers micromachining system.
News from Oxford Lasers (23 November 2004)
Speedy scribe whips through wafers
The UltraScribe DP-266 high-speed sapphire scribing system is capable of scribing speeds up to 30mm/s, providing wafer process times that are dramatically shorter than other scribing systems.
News from Oxford Lasers (18 December 2003)
Micromachining systems use solid-state lasers
Oxford Lasers has developed a new range of diode-pumped solid-state laser micromachining systems.
News from Oxford Lasers (28 October 2003)
Deep UV laser scribing system boosts LED yields
Oxford Lasers' new deep UV laser system for scribing and dicing of sapphire wafers offers significant improvements in quality, precision and cost effectiveness over conventional methods.
News from Oxford Lasers ( 2 December 2002)
Subcontract micromachining aids MEMS designers
Micromachining systems from Oxford Lasers can cut, drill and etch precise microfeatures quickly and cleanly into a wide range of materials used in MEMS and MEOMS applications.
News from Oxford Lasers (23 May 2002)
