Cu Direct Double-Sided Through Hole Processing
In a case where through-hole processing was performed on a double-sided plate with a thickness of φ2μm using a CO2 laser processing machine, we control the cross-sectional shape of the through-holes according to the customer's needs using our unique technology.
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We sell our own developed laser processing machines (from CO2 lasers to nanosecond, picosecond, and femtosecond UV lasers), and we accept contract processing from test processing for product machining technology development to small-scale production sales during our customers' initial development stages. We specialize in technology development, so we can handle everything from the development of processing methods for new materials and products to contract processing for mass-produced items. Please feel free to consult with us.
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Customers who wish to improve the processing quality of package substrate materials are encouraged to request processing tests from our company.
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At Daifune Corporation Japan, we are developing and selling our own brand Vela products, including printed circuit board hole drilling machines and printed circuit board outline processing machines, as well as our own CO2/UV laser processing machines, and we are expanding a technology proposal-based JOBSHOP business. Furthermore, we offer various inspection devices (laser via AOI, hole AOI, fully automatic circuit AOI, X-ray inspection equipment, etc.), various spindles, parts and materials for hole drilling and outline processing machines, as well as a modification/maintenance business for used machines. We will utilize our technological capabilities to propose and realize solutions to various problems, so we look forward to your contact with us.
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