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By Bill Bregar
SENIOR STAFF REPORTER
Published: May 21, 2014 10:15 am ET
Updated: May 21, 2014 10:27 am ET
Fonon Technology International has developed a new industrial method to split nanomaterials: Zero Width Laser Cutting Technology.
According to the company in Lake Mary, Fla., it uses a laser “to generate the subsurface forces greater than intermolecular connections.” The technology induces internal stress to produce a controlled separation, Fonon said.
Since there is no debris generated during cutting, ZWLCT works in a clean room.
Fonon, near Orlando, makes standard marking, engraving and cutting carbon dioxide and fiber laser devices. | |
