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Jan 22
Optimizing Material Quality with the Stacking Factor Test
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Dec 10
Enhancing Specialty Metal Performance with Oxide Resistance Testing
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Nov 19
Optical CMM Vision Inspection
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Oct 9
The Role of Interlaminate Resistance Testing in Motor Lamination Manufacturing Quality
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Sep 23
Ensuring Motor Lamination Quality with the Franklin Test
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Aug 9
Optimizing Motor Lamination Manufacturing with the Epstein Test
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Jun 12
The Role of Ductility Testing in Motor Laminations as Governed by ASTM A720
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May 17
Enhancing Precision in Motor Lamination Manufacturing with Advanced Coating Thickness Measurement
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May 3
Coating Adhesion & Cross Hatch Test governed by ASTM D3359
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Apr 17
Bend Adhesion & Tape Test
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Oct 11
Electric Motor Repair Case Study Part 2 - Reverse Engineering
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Oct 11
Electric Motor Repair Case Study Part 3 - Laser Cutting
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Oct 11
Electric Motor Repair Case Study Part 4 - Stacking & Welding Core
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Oct 11
Electric Motor Repair Overview
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Oct 11
Electric Motor Repair Case Study Part 5 - Re-inserting Core & Final Inspection
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Oct 11
Electric Motor Repair Case Study Part 1 - Inspect, Measure, Disassemble
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Jul 9
Thin Gauge Electrical Steel for EV Applications
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Jun 10
NADCAP Certification
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May 13
Laser Cutting vs. Stamping
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Apr 29
Lamination Bonding
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Mar 17
Cobalt & Nickel Annealing Process
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Feb 19
Electric Hybrid Motor Aerospace Case Study
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Nov 10
Annealed Cobalt & Nickel Stocking Program
Engineering and Reverse Engineering
Laser Technologies offers a complete range of metal fabricating and secondary operation services. State-of-the art manufacturing and measuring equipment enables us to reverse engineer and manufacture most assemblies and product designs. Our highly skilled technical staff includes 8 in-house engineers as well as an ISO certified quality department. Our core competency is precision metal fabricated and assembled products in medium- to high-volume ranges.
Reverse Engineering
Reverse engineering is a process we use to generate a drawing of an existing custom component when the original drawings are no longer available. We start by taking precise measurements of the workpiece using an Optical Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM), Probe type measuring machine, or precision Faro measuring arm. Once all data points are established, our engineers convert this data into dimensional manufacturing drawings or 3D Solidworks models.
Our state-of-the-art reverse engineering equipment includes:
- Optical Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM) - Optical CMM is a non-contact measuring machine excellent for reverse engineering existing workpieces when drawings are not available. Measuring accuracies are rated to a range of .00020". Maximum measuring envelope with Optical CMM is 60" x 48" x 6".
- Probe Style CMM - This piece of measuring equipment is a contact measuring machine used for reverse engineering component parts and assemblies. Measuring accuracies are rated to 4.9 = 5L/1000um. Maximum measuring envelope is 47.25" x 118.11" x 39.37".
- Faro Measuring Arm (CMM) - This piece of equipment is a 6-axis measuring arm used for reverse engineering fabricated assemblies which do not fit on the Probe style CMM. Volumetric Accuracy is rated at +/- .0009". Maximum measuring envelope is 72" x 72" x 72"
Engineering
Our full-time manufacturing engineers are responsible for successful project execution and completion from start to finish. Responsibilities include reverse engineering, designing fixtures, programming parts, routing travelers, laying out materials, and optimizing production efficiencies.
Sophisticated software packages utilized include:
- SolidWorks
- Metamation
- Master Cam
We accept the following File Formats:
- DWG
- IGES
- DXF
- Solidworks
- Pro E
- Para Solid
If you do not see a compatible file format listed, please contact us to qualify.