New opportunities for cutting with lasers.

Med Device Technol

Rofin Baasel Lasertech, Starnberg, Germany.

Published: April 2004

Laser microcutting is a leading technology for the manufacture of surgical instruments and medical implants. This article assesses its capabilities for stents and surgical-needle manufacture and for other tube-cutting applications that require microscaled designs.

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