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The fuel injector nozzle is critical to the performance of engines. Some of the important injector nozzle parameters are nozzle hole size and geometry. High quality holes of diameters less than 145 μm are required for the manufacture of diesel fuel injection nozzles for improved combustion efficiency and reduction of emission to the environment. The practice of using electro-discharge machining (EDM) drilling of fuel injection nozzles is limited in terms of the hole size it can produce effectively and the ...
ByAKONEER based in Vilnius, LITHUANIA
We utilize cutting-edge innovations in laser technology to develop our highly efficient and reliable processing systems for the Electronics industry. Ultrashort pulse laser technology guarantees optimum process results for drilling, scribing, cutting and structuring of PCB materials, ceramic substrates and semiconductor ...
ByInnoLas Systems GmbH based in Krailling, GERMANY
Structured substrates are widely employed in semiconductor and photovoltaics research and development. The high demands on device quality and reliability make it increasingly important to have a detailed knowledge of the inherent strain and crystalline properties of such device structures. The WITec imaging techniques provide the opportunity to analyze the samples comprehensively regarding their chemical and physical ...
ByWITec GmbH based in Ulm, GERMANY
Dust is generated by a wide range of manufacturing, domestic, and industrial activities, such as grinding, crushing, dumping, loading, transferring, or material handling. Dust consists of tiny solid particles carried by air currents. A wide range of particle sizes can be inadvertently produced during manufacturing operations. Particles that are too large to remain airborne settle while others remain in the air indefinitely. Dust is generally measured in micrometers (commonly known as microns). Some common objects ...
ByAtomizing Systems, Inc. based in Ho-Ho-Kus, NEW JERSEY (USA)