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New website for Moseley Brothers

GF Laser’s sister company Moseley Brothers have recently updated their website www.moseleybrothers.co.uk. Moseley Brothers are one of the UK’s leading toolmakers and press production companies. The teams at GF Laser and Moseley Brothers work together when appropriate to provide a complete engineering solution. An example of this collaboration is where the two companies work together in the Automotive Industry. […]

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5 Reasons Why Laser Cutting Is So Good For The Retail Sector

1. Flexibility Laser cutting is probably the most flexible manufacturing process in today’s modern engineering sector. If a part can be drawn it can generally be cut so no matter how bespoke or outlandish the requirement laser cutting can find a solution. 2. Materials The following material can be laser cut giving the retails sector

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PODCAST: Interview with Robin Hawk, CEO of Galxyz (PART ONE)

This is the first of a multipart series featuring Robin Hawk, a pioneer in the optics and photonics industry who has codeveloped several technologies, including HDTV. She is now CEO of Galxyz LLC, a company she founded with her husband, Dan Hawk, where they’re developing next-generation technologies like nuclear diamond-powered ultraviolet quantum photonics platforms, end-to-end

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Prototype to product: What will it take to bring AR glasses to everyone?

After years of anticipation, AR glasses are finally reaching a pivotal point. As hardware design evolves to deliver lighter, slimmer, and more comfortable devices, we are on the cusp of making AR truly wearable for everyday life. This breakthrough is driven by the convergence of miniaturized components and scalable manufacturing that enable brands to develop

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Micrometer-scale precision: Error budgeting for high-throughput laser drilling systems

Galvanometer scanner and optical errors. The galvanometer scanner, while incredibly fast and agile, brings its own set of errors. F-theta lenses, which are used to translate the scanner’s angular motion into a flat focal plane, are not perfect and introduce spatial nonlinearities known as pincushion or barrel distortion (see Fig. 3). Furthermore, the laser beam

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