Coherent and Trumpf: Perspectives on fibre laser development
Coherent's adjustable ring mode (ARM) technology and Trumpf's Brightline mode (available on the pictured TruFiber-P laser) offer flexible beam power distribution between a core and outer ring, which can be used to dramatically reduce spatter during welding. Both solutions have proven to deliver fast, high-quality welds in industries such as e-mobility and battery manufacturing. (Images: Coherent and Trumpf)
Two laser giants share their take on recent and future developments of fibre laser technology for materials processing
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