Method of microdrilling metal workpieces using a power laser

Electric heating – Metal heating – By arc

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219 1047, 219121PB, 219121FS, B23K 2616

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ABSTRACT:
A laser microdrilling method uses a power laser beam the action of which causes solid workpiece metal to be transformed into both liquid and vapor phases. In order to improve the surface finish and dimensional accuracy of a hole formed, the workpiece is heated to a temperature sufficient to cause both the liquid phase formed directly by the action of the laser beam and the liquid phase caused by the condensation of the vapor phase on the wall of the hole being formed, to be maintained in the liquid state for a period of time long enough to permit the uniform spreading of these liquid phases over the wall of the hole.

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L. Marton, Record of the 10th Symposium on Electron, Ion and Laser Beam Technology, May 1969; San Francisco Press, Inc., pp. 225-230; Article Entitled "Some Novel Approaches in the Utilization of Lasers in Materials Processing" by Barber and Lin.

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